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I tryed your code Travis and I had the same end result. Thanks for your time.

 

 

What was the result? Also, I woulnd't bother using sockwrite for this, but if the socket is named correctly, and $active is a channel Mega is on it would work.

 

Try: /mode $active +q Mega

 

 

Also, did you put my code in the alias section? If not you would need to make it:

 

 

alias f10 sockwrite -n $+(mirc.,$cid) mode $active +q Mega

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What was the result?

With my code I have in my script: Mega has made Mega an Owner. Room mode change to +q and my Nicklist show no change.

With your code I have in my script: BCSCHATNTx has made Mega an Owner, Room mode change to +q and my Nicklist show no change.

 

Try: /mode $active +q Mega

That code do nothing

 

 

alias f10 sockwrite -n $+(mirc.,$cid) mode $active +q Mega

Yeah I am in the Alias section

 

Its stange that +o work and +q work halfway.

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From my limited experience it sounds as if your server architecture is messed up.

 

As X pointed out, making someone an owner or host is changing their USER MODE. Room modes would be +m, +i, +t, etc.

 

Are you trying to give yourself gold?

 

With my code I have in my script: Mega has made Mega an Owner. Room mode change to +q and my Nicklist show no change.

 

I've always had to enter a password in.

 

But yeah, if you are on a small network, maybe a new network and you change a user mode but it doesn't reflect in the nicklist ....

 

1st I would do a names query and if you still didnt see a change, that's an error on the server side.

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