What does <type> do?
The <type> content means in short terms. Raw
$UserCommand 1 <context> <title>$<raw>| |
This number tells the client it sends a raw command.
A raw command should always end with a pipe, or else it will be discarded.
$UserCommand 2 <context> <title>$<raw>| |
This number is exactly the same as above,
except that the command only should be used once per %[nick].
This is to prevent you from kicking more then one user
at the time. So this is only good in the fillist and search window.
What does <context> do?
The contexts content tells the client where to put the command.
In Userlist, hubtab, search window or the filelist window.
$UserCommand <type> <context> <title>$<raw>| |
• 1 = Hubtab - This is good for !topic,+rules that dosen´t need a nick argument. • 2 = Userlist - This can be used for all commands. • 4 = Search window • 8 = Filelist window -Note- In order for this to work, you need DC ++ 0.669 or newer.
• Combine the contexts
You can combine the contexts, so you get the command everywhere.
Then you just count the numbers together like this. 1 + 2 = 3
Userlist and Search window. 2 + 4 = 6
Hubtab, Userlist, Search window. 1 + 2 + 4 = 7
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