kick dialog

By asakura on Jul 31, 2008

kick

menu * {
  $iif($me isop $chan, kick):dialog -m kik kik
}
dialog kik {
  title "Kick
  size -1 -1 300 185
  option pixels
  list 1, 0 90 300 100, hsbar, vsbar
  edit "" 2, 45 10 100 20
  text "nick" 3, 15 12 30 20
  text "Reason" 4, 5 37 35 20
  text "Used reasons" 7, 5 65 100 20
  edit "" 5, 45 35 250 20
  button "go!" 6, 250 62 50 20
  text "chan" 8, 155 12 30 20
  edit "" 9, 190 10 100 20
}
alias f1 { if ($me isop $chan) dialog -m kik kik
}
on *:DIALOG:kik:init:0:{
  did -a kik 9 $active
  var %dd = $numtok(%reasons,44), %yy = 1
  while ( %yy <= %dd ) {
    did -a $dname 1 $gettok(%reasons,%yy,44)
  inc %yy }
}
on *:DIALOG:kik:sclick:*:{
  if ($did = 1) { did -ra kik 5 $did($dname,1).seltext }
  if ($did = 6) { kick $did(9) $did(2) $did(5) | set %reasons $addtok(%reasons,$did(5),44) | did -a kik 1 $did(5) }
}

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asakura - Aug 01, 2008

yah i was thinking of only letting people use it if dey op but i mean it wouldnt work nyway if they werent lol

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RusselB - Aug 01, 2008

1) The vsbar is unnecessary as mIRC will put in the bar automatically if the list is longer than the space allocated. Also, (if you\'re going to leave it in) remove the comma between hsbar and vsbar
2) Rather than filling the list using the loop, use the /didtok command.
3) Use the same format for the dialog command that you have in your f1 alias in your menu access, or call the f1 alias from the menu
4) There is no check to ensure that the person kicking with this code has the ability to kick the person named in the code.

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