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Already searched within MDX, but apparently it doesn't do the job. dialog.mdx only adds context help button, minimize and maximize buttons to dialogs. (might be my help file is out-dated, if so please inform me) Don't know about DCX and i don't use it, the dialog i have is already built upon MDX and that's srsly hard to change. Any other ideas ?

Greetings everyone I wonder if anyone happens to have - or know about - any DLLs that can disable dialog's closure (and hide the X close button aswell) If so, please hit back. Any help would be greatly apperciated

The top box's label says Full Room Name and that's exactly what it displays. Stripping off all the \b and \c escaping would kill the purpose (note that you see the room names decoded/unescaped in the main list) About the right click popup, i thought of that myself, but i didn't really want to bring more DLLs to the table, you never know what mIRC version the user is gonna use the addon with (if released) ty for the comments

gj if your join/part/quit events are aligned, i would suggest you to aline the kicks too so that long ones won't break the timestamp's space err.. and why so much blank white space beneath the last row of icons ?

well gj, i like it

thought err0r said protections aren't fun for you guys anymore, coz you wrote enough prots during your msn days heh

ha! so you wrote a protection after all

- Replying ozzy: You're right, mIRC's sucks and lacks modes, but i haven't seen anything that's mode-related on your screenshots, and err0r's wasn't posted yet, and i suggested an AOp/banlist system on my previous post, that should handle access levels - Replying err0r: I totally agree with you, and i'm a dialogs' addict myself what i mean is: you could still be workin' on dialogs, yet on something more user-attracting, since the script is going to be released, it's like what's more important than what I'd finish the MP3 player if i were you, it looks perfect and would be a great waste if it wasn't released. speaking of protections, i totally disagree with you on that one imo protections are like a A.I., you could spend a life time perfecting & enhancing them.. Well, for chanserv or any other *serv, they have got their ups and downs, and they even disconnect and go offline sometimes, just like normal users, so no they ain't that reliable. For the /ignore part, this is a Client-side command, so basically mIRC blindfolds itself in order not to see what you don't want it to see, but that doesn't stop the data being sent by the server from reaching your client. So, technically, you could still get flooded off a server even if you're ignoring the offender, so yeah you might need prots after all, actually I could list tons of threats for wich you might need really decent protections, specially if coded by you guys but gj anyways, i like both dialogs you guys made

gj both of you guys, but why the heck you wasting time/effort coding what's already existing ? :/ you rather use mIRC's built-in channel central that gettin' assed coding a custom one, and save yer effort for stuff like AOp/Banlist system, mp3/video player or if yer THAT bored, why not writing protections ? rolls eyes to ozzy

really nice

I like it good job * Suggestions: - Add more tags to the spam editor, some ppl tend to show lotta details like <genre>, <year>, <album>..etc. They won't need much coding, as they all are actually props for $sound( ) - Remove the banner and make use of this space to show the song format, length, bitrate..etc - Add some kinda popup to show playlist's track details (my ss has got an example, but my player looks noobish lol) k that's all

it's nice but why bother ? they already show on mirc's treebar

you mean his Edit button

looks neat, but why not using a treeview, with icons may be ? something like |- Koach.com | | | |_#TG007 | |_#Koachsworkshop | |_#err0rtest | |- coldfusions.net | |_#main

B E A Utiful

I actually thought about it, but never bothered to do it coz: 1- I'm super lazy 2- The whole thing was intended to handle just 1 nick for each network, it was set to auto-change your nickname if you connected to a network using some other nick than the one saved for it. Having the profile manager supporting multiple nicknames means the whole system will need some kinda "Set as default" option for them, wich - in turn - means changing/recoding most of the whole addon would be a royal pain in the a$$ really *Edit: ty err0r & Kronic

Well, I use xpopup.dll for my script's popup menus (nicklist, channel, etc.) I might use that with the dialog's listbox aswell. If so, i'll be posting the new screenshot in here

ty chain

^ thought of that tbh, just didnt want to get more DLLs involved, i might do it after all tho ty Molson

It's self explanatory Yet there are few points that are not showing on the screenshot; - Profile manager auto kills your ghost using nickserv (If the network supports it), also if someone /nick <yournick> they'll get auto killed (profile manager will set your nick to nick_ If the network doesnt support nickserv) - It uses nickserv to RELEASE the nick if frozen - It auto /nick <your_stuck_nick> once it quits (if it couldn't be ghost-killed) I made that for personal use only, however, any suggestions/ideas are greatly welcomed

- Mass commands - DCC stuff - a Clone Scanner (or simply write a clone scanner on WHOIS's raw 318, like mine on the screenshot) Good job anyways, i like it

ty & ty too I've been asked by a few to release it, but i'm still thinkin' it over actually. Not 'coz i want to keep it for myself, but coz of the loads of code i'll have to clean up, all the regex's and sockreads i'll have to parse nicely, and the no.1 pain in the a$$, all the mdx/icons/paths i'll have to change or rewrite. If i ever managed to drop my habbit of being lazy for 30 minutes to get done with all i stated above, i'll relese the addon on TG and state that clearly on TG's Buzzen thread.

Heh, been AGES since i last coded/posted something that's iRCX-related, this is the first thing i have coded may be since MSN closed. It was not intended to be for public used, i only made it 'coz i was bored

Ok i finally got something that could be very useful, it was originally built for mirc, and it doesn't just highlight, it checks for brackets' errors aswell (note the { } button on the top right) but - as usual - it doesn't align the codelines like mirc does -.- thanks to hixxy for the link mEditor and there's the screenshot:

Ok.. i tried all what's mentioned above, some highlight the code pretty cool, but NONE aligns the code lines the same way mirc does, wich - for me at least - is way more important than highlighting the lines with colors