i\'ve seen you go from v1.0 and now to 2.5 and yet it still has yet to improve. the on input command isn\'t nessary just use the alias and ass for your alias here is one w/ all the frustartions: alias kb { if (#* iswm $1) { if ($3 isnum) { ban -k $1- | inc %kick.count } | else { ban -k $1-2 4 $3- | inc %kick.count } } | else { echo 4 -a [Error] - No channel specified } }

hm... its alrite but too much for a simple command.. just manually kick and ban :D or just do on :text:!kb :{ ban -k $chan $2-

I just simply have /kb defined in my alias.ini as

/kb /ban -k # $1 3

Well I made the Input work better, & I know my coding is sloppy... I whipped through this one :P...

I agree

Channge: \"mode $2 +b $address($1,4) | kick $2 $1 $4- 0(12 $+ %kick.count $+ 120 | inc %kick.count 1\" to \"ban -k $2 $1 4 $4- | inc %kick.count 1\" also your code is sloppy and has alota things that aren\'t needed

:))

Yes, soon though, I am going to fool around with some dialog stuff :P That is always fun...

very simple :)

right, I am still working on it (fixed the !kb) I put ($me !isop $chan) & that works... I am adding so you can just type /kb fill in the pop-up boxes & it does the work for you!

if ($1 == isop) wont check to see if you are op. Try if ($me isop #) ...

Ok, I\'ll do that.. But it wont work unless you are OP anyway... But I will do as you said something liek if ($1 == isop) blah blah | halt....

-RageD

You shoul do a check to see if you are op before kicking the users out and would bea easy if you use \'ban -k $chan $2-...\' instea of kick and mode .. (if you put a \'halt\' at the end would look nicer so you wont send the message to the channel (my oppinion))