look who kick

Platform: mIRC

Published Aug 13, 2008

Updated Aug 13, 2008

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this code good looke
i am now in my chan
this me chan
[-00:31:07-] * You were kicked from #N_BoT_ by asher_d (bye bye) i`m kick me

i look when nick is kick from chan

<*asher_d> 00:31:07 14/08/2008 Thursday 2008 asher_d Kicked In #N_BoT_ Because of bye bye ( Ivrit )

this code in remote



on *:KICK:#yuorchan:{ msg #123 $time $date $day 2008  $nick Kicked In $chan Because of $1- ( $network ) } }

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Eugenio - Aug 14, 2008

so do I ;o
for once

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Jamiie - Aug 14, 2008

I concur with napa.

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napa182 - Aug 13, 2008

Xpl0reR said:

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this is not even close to what this user is making.

well if you scroll up to the second comment you see that it is what the user is making all i did was use a diff looking date and time format and i also added who got kicked.
the other comments were people giving out ideas like having it go to a new window instead of a channel or like Jamiie did have it write the info to a txt file to be read at any time so the script is the same just diff ways of doing it..

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Xpl0reR - Aug 13, 2008

this is not even close to what this user is making.

Original Code

		Code 			
on *:KICK:#yuorchan:{ msg #123 $time $date $day 2008  $nick Kicked In $chan Because of $1- ( $network ) } }	

What it should be.

		Code 			
on *:KICK:#yourchan:{ msg #123 on $fulldate $nick Kicked In $chan Because of $1- ( on $network ) } 	

5/10 for the effort. =)

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Jamiie - Aug 13, 2008

Try using this, type /kicks to view the kick list.

		Code 			
on *:kick:#: {
  write kicks.txt $+($chr(40), $asctime(mmm/dd/yyyy),$chr(41)) $+($chr(40),$time(hh:nn:ss TT),$chr(41)) $+($chr(40),$nick,$chr(41)) in $chan
}

alias hl { if $isfile(kicks.txt) { window -e @Kicks | loadbuf -ip @Kicks kicks.txt } }
	

Using the same way I used to log highlights in my highlight script.

Oh, 2/10.

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RaiNBoW_Six - Aug 13, 2008

not this no code to kick this code i can look in chan who nick kick in me chan

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napa182 - Aug 13, 2008

hmm try well this will put it in the window if ur away or not

		Code 			
on *:KICK::#yuorchan:{ window @KickLog | aline @KickLog $time(mm/dd/yy h:nn tt) $nick Kicked $knick In $chan Because of $1- ( $network ) }	

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Cheiron - Aug 13, 2008

slight variation of my own script there http://www.hawkee.com/snippet/3556/

the addition of the extra time paramaters is interesting though.. i just used $time

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Eugenio - Aug 13, 2008

@EL: I prefer $time $date $day

Reply to Napa182:

		Code 			
 if ($away) {  
window @KickProtection | echo -t @KickProtection $nick Kicked In $chan Because of $1- ( $network ) 
}
	

maybe if you want it to log when you away..../me shrugz ;p

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napa182 - Aug 13, 2008

hmm seems you have a extra closeing bracket

		Code 			
on *:KICK:#yuorchan:{ msg #123 $time(mm/dd/yy h:nn tt) $nick Kicked $knick In $chan Because of $1- ( $network ) }	

you could expan on this by making it open a new window and adding the info there.
the way it is now 3/10

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EL - Aug 13, 2008

$time $date $day 2008 can just be $fulldate.`-.-´

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