i like this

is there a way to add a command to show all the quotes by numbers ?

Yes, that's how its supposed to be, is it not working properly?

Hmm maybe it is just because I'm a noob - but when the script is loaded - it seems to me, that all userses may add quotes, and if you define any userser - theese are 'ban' from adding quotes ?!

IKY

go with address 2 instead of 1

hmm, quick question, how would you make it so that it adds to the banlist by hostname/address or something.
That way they can\'t just change their name.
Would it be:

menu nicklist {
  .Add/Del user\'s
  ..$iif($1 isin %Quote.list,$style(2)) Add $+($chr(40),$1,$chr(41)): { set %Quote.list $addtok(%Quote.list,$address($1,1),32) | echo -a User $+($chr(40),$1,$chr(41)) has been added. }
  ..$iif($1 !isin %Quote.list,$style(2)) Del $+($chr(40),$1,$chr(41)): { set %Quote.list $remtok(%Quote.list,$address($1,1),1,32) | echo -a User $+($chr(40),$1,$chr(41)) has been removed. }
  ..$iif(!%Quote.list,$style(2)) $+($chr(91),$numtok(%Quote.list,32),$chr(93)) $+(User\'s,$chr(58)) List them: { echo -a $gettok(%Quote.list,1-,32) }
}

Ty for the snippet too.

Lol No one rated it :(

um instead of an alias you can also use menu nicklist to add or remove users like this

menu nicklist {
  .Add/Del user\'s
  ..$iif($1 isin %Quote.list,$style(2)) Add $+($chr(40),$1,$chr(41)): { set %Quote.list $addtok(%Quote.list,$1,32) | echo -a User $+($chr(40),$1,$chr(41)) has been added. }
  ..$iif($1 !isin %Quote.list,$style(2)) Del $+($chr(40),$1,$chr(41)): { set %Quote.list $remtok(%Quote.list,$1,1,32) | echo -a User $+($chr(40),$1,$chr(41)) has been removed. }
  ..$iif(!%Quote.list,$style(2)) $+($chr(91),$numtok(%Quote.list,32),$chr(93)) $+(User\'s,$chr(58)) List them: { echo -a $gettok(%Quote.list,1-,32) }
}

Ohhhh, lol sry napa. I got a little confused what you guys were saying, i get it now.

Edit:
-Added 2 aliases to add/remove people in the list
-Added on LOAD event for the list.

I\'ll add the $istok...etc. later.

Any other comments?

problem is that the way you have it.. it\'s not going to set the var local or global

you need to make that first line: *on :LOAD: { set %Quote.list }**
otherwise that var isnt going to be set, its before any event in the script, that is what Napa is trying to say, ya get me bru ?!?

All you have to do is add a name, of course I do a alias to add onto it. But I don\'t see what the problem is....

well for 1 adding var %Quote.list nick on the first line before the script is even triggered is not going to set nothing unless you set the var and nicks you want to use it in ur var list or have it set within the script it\'s self.

I can add the aliases, but I don\'t really see the point in doing things like that...
Just a different way to do it.

then why not have that var as a set var and have it as an on load
like

on *:load:{ set %Quote.list nick1,nick2,nick3 }

then on ur read for that just use

if ($istok(%Quote.list,$nick,44))

or you could add an option to add or remove nicks from that var maybe useing an alias like

alias Anick { set %Quote.list $addtok(%Quote.list,$1,44) }
alias Rnick { set %Quote.list $remtok(%Quote.list,$1,1,44) }

Yes it is, just add the people who can delete, ban, remove bans to the list.
i.e.
var %Quote.list Firstmate Nick2 Nick3

I don\'t think the first line was intentional.

var %Quote.list 
on *:TEXT:*:#: {