# Enable/Disable for a Channel:
#
# To activate deny-colors on any particular IRC channel,
# global/channel owner needs to do the following in DCC:
# .chanset #<channel> +denycolors
#
# Similarly, to deactive deny-colors checks on the channel,
# .chanset #<channel> -denycolors
#
dosent work
printout from partyline
.chanset #aliasfm +denycolors
10[001710:003310:000710] 10[A-BOT10] Error trying to set +denycolors for #aliasfm, invalid mode.
can it be fixed our is there another way to kick color underlined and bold text from the chat ?
denycolors is not a native channelmode, I could only assume that was from a script that uses the setudef command to define custom settings.
(Of course, script would also have to implement the features of the setting).
nml375 wrote:denycolors is not a native channelmode, I could only assume that was from a script that uses the setudef command to define custom settings.
(Of course, script would also have to implement the features of the setting).
1. Copy deny-colors.tcl to scripts/ under Eggdrop directory.
2. Edit deny-colors.tcl to tweak the 'Configurable Options' settings.
3. Add the following line to Eggdrop's .conf file:
source scripts/deny-colors.tcl
4. Issue .rehash / restart to make Eggdrop load the TCL script.
nml375 wrote:So... did you follow these steps mentioned in it?
1. Copy deny-colors.tcl to scripts/ under Eggdrop directory.
2. Edit deny-colors.tcl to tweak the 'Configurable Options' settings.
3. Add the following line to Eggdrop's .conf file:
source scripts/deny-colors.tcl
4. Issue .rehash / restart to make Eggdrop load the TCL script.
Yup i did, but i stopped here because in patyline it did not worked...
To activate deny-colors on any particular IRC channel, global/channel owner needs to do the following in DCC:
.chanset #channel +denycolors
Similarly, to deactive deny-colors checks on the channel,