It works only if you have the user mode +W, not necessarily being an IRC operator.

The /did commands that use the same switches and parameters can combine dialog ids together with commas. For example, did -b quad 11 | did -b quad 12 | did -b quad 13, can be shortened to: did -b quad 11,12,13

You should never use /halt in an alias, especially one that is of an mIRC default command. Use /return instead. As for /check, I believe you can use $window(#channel).state to check if it is hidden.

Nevermind, I just realized I was querying myself. :)

Strange. $target returned the person\'s nickname when I tried it.

It\'s a good idea but I\'d rather use $reptok instead of $replace. The $iif($chan,$v1,$nick) can also be changed to $target.

Instead of looping through each nickname in the channel which is redundant, you can use $ialchan($wildsite,#,%a). You should make the setting of %a a local variable, and the else { halt } is not needed.

I see. Good work then. :)

alias sortwrite { write $1- | filter -ffct 1 32 $1 $1 } - Good effort though.

Have you ever thought about making this multi-server friendly? :)

Sorry to burst your bubble but $pos(text,string,N) does the same thing. Interesting way of doing it though.

This command sorts items in ascending and descending order based on item text for dialogs with MDX.dll formatted listviews without the nosortheader style.

There\'s an \'Edit\' button next to the \'Send Snippet to Clipboard\' button. :)

This identifier returns a number converted to a specified file size unit in comma formatted form. This is an enhanced and similar version of $bytes.

Heh. The site messed up my \"Usage\" information. The proper way to use this /didcell alias is: /didcell DialogName ID Line Cell NewText

This is a /didcell custom alias, which allows you change the text inside specified MDX Listview cells.

Good idea... makes update o_O

Actually, you should change $1- back to $1 because the if statement sees if the whole line of text matches that one abbreviation exactly. So if I typed \"lol haha boo\", it would not work. If you want my opinion, you should use token identifiers, while loops, and maybe hash tables or ini files. o_O

This snippet allows you to detect +a and -a channel mode events perfectly. It will count the number of times you have been protected/deprotected, and also give a "message" to the channel on that event. This follows the same format as the On Voice/Help/Op/Owner events. This snippet can be easily configured to detect other modes. If you don't know how, just contact me on IRC or Email.

Yes, what CRadle_of_filth said. Please talk normal. (P.S. I gave him the rawmode one =P). A suggestion is to also have a \"gimme back\" script for rawmodes for -q and -a.

That\'s me! I helped! =)