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you can find a lot of script for that on

https://tclarchive.org/search.php?str=b ... =0&sub.y=0

It helps if u provide a detailed description of what it does

The issue is related to the Google news tcl wich is the topic here and isnt opened by wixchat

after doing .error i got this respons:

error "no element found" at line 1 character 0
while executing
"dom parse [getit [langSel]]"
(procedure "Google_TopNews" line 3)
invoked from within
"Google_TopNews $_pub1 $_pub2 $_pub3 $_pub4 $_pub5"

hm i thought

package require tls 1.6.4

means tls package version 1.6.4 and up is accepted ?

as i have a version above 1.6.4 as well

i loaded the code and got this error :

Tcl error [Google_TopNews]: error "no element found" at line 1 character 0

it used to work for me before as i used the same tcl before

myselve i would focus on:

package require tdom

on debian its :

tcl-tls tcllib

nott sure what OS you use

Did u make sure you have all the packages install that it needs?

i guess your right CrazyCat altho ive tested the command with colors in front of it and it recognized it fine and i didnt load a color stripper script as i made sure thats unloaded first unless im mistaken but so far it seems bind pub can be used with color codes as well

on suggestion of Spike^^ i came up with this : bind pub -|- "!rlb" unban:lastbans proc unban:lastbans {nick uhost hand chan text} { if {![isop $nick $chan] && ![ishalfop $nick $chan] && ![matchattr $hand o|o $chan]} { return 0 } set n [join [lindex $text 0]] if {![string is...

the single

!rlb

still doesnt seem to trigger at all tho

from what i understood of the code is it expect a range everytime iic

on suggestion of Spike^^ i came up with this wich seems to work but not sure if its proper wiritten : bind pub -|- "!rlb" unban:lastbans proc unban:lastbans {nick uhost hand chan text} { if {![isop $nick $chan] && ![ishalfop $nick $chan] && ![matchattr $hand o|o $chan]} { r...

tried your suggestion as well Spike^^ like this : bind pub -|- "!rlb" unban:lastbans proc unban:lastbans {nick uhost hand chan text} { global botnick if {![isop $nick $chan] && ![ishalfop $nick $chan] && ![matchattr $hand o|o $chan]} { return 0 } set n [join [lindex $text 0...

thanks for the reply CrazyCat i tested it and found it sometimes when for example using like:

!rlb 2

it removes 3 instead of 2

greetingz folks, we have been using this code for a while now and it works fine removing the last set single ban im wondering how this could be edited to remove either last few set bans or just the single last one that was set : bind pub -|- "!rlb" unban:lastbans proc unban:lastbans {nick ...