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Hi .... can i know what should i add to my script so when some1 use that command "//ctcp $nickname version" gets the version of my script for example : (output) "Rabz Irc v1.0"
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Please if u have some idea reply ASAP

rabz wrote:Hi .... can i know what should i add to my script so when some1 use that command "//ctcp $nickname version" gets the version of my script for example : (output) "Rabz Irc v1.0"
????
Please if u have some idea reply ASAP

on ctcp 1:version:/notice $nick Rabz Irc v1.0 --> in remote


But then you can just set it in your options if i remembers correct.

It is actually not possible to change the default mIRC response. It is also a violation of some ToS or somethign to mIRC to remove this standard reply, when usign the code

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ctcp *:VERSION:

your custom one will be sent right after the default mIRC one.

Just so you know

Ayukie wrote:on ctcp 1:version:/notice $nick Rabz Irc v1.0

I find most people like /ctcpreply $nick %text more than /notice $nick %text in that situation.

funman wrote:It is actually not possible to change the default mIRC response. It is also a violation of some ToS or somethign to mIRC to remove this standard reply, when usign the code

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ctcp *:VERSION:

your custom one will be sent right after the default mIRC one.

Just so you know

Well ... I'm not exactly that obedient after-all maybe

Actually frankly speaking if they allows you to change, I donlt think they care much about it ?

Tim wrote:

Ayukie wrote:on ctcp 1:version:/notice $nick Rabz Irc v1.0

I find most people like /ctcpreply $nick %text more than /notice $nick %text in that situation.

To each one's own maybe ... depends on how you want the response to be .. but then actually ... I don't really know because version is not something I tend to bother with .. so i leave it as default ....

Ayukie wrote:To each one's own maybe ... depends on how you want the response to be .. but then actually ... I don't really know because version is not something I tend to bother with .. so i leave it as default ....

CTCPREPLY is a less obtrusive, generic reply mechanism for informal, useless information rather than using a text transfer method such as notice which is intended for rational, useful, informal communication.

Tim wrote:

Ayukie wrote:To each one's own maybe ... depends on how you want the response to be .. but then actually ... I don't really know because version is not something I tend to bother with .. so i leave it as default ....

CTCPREPLY is a less obtrusive, generic reply mechanism for informal, useless information rather than using a text transfer method such as notice which is intended for rational, useful, informal communication.

Hmm .. okiez anyway .. thx fer the info ..
Learnt something