Author Topic: Issues with %client.delete();  (Read 603 times)

Ok, I just made a custom tailored kicking script for someone, but I have never really made kick scripts before. I looked at some other scripts; and it looks like the syntax is:
<personyouwantkickedvariable>.delete("<message>");
however when i do this(example message):
%target.delete("you have been kicked for blehblehbleh");
the person gets kicked, however they see garbage characters in the disconnect message, like when you get kicked from a server by an admin.
in the AFKkicker made by Greek2Me there is:
%cl.delete("You were kicked from the server for being AFK.");
and sure enough, i have been kicked for being afk from a server by this very server mod, and i see "You were kicked from the server for being AFK."
this is rather frustrating, and i wish to be done with this script as quickly as possible, so assistance would be appreciated.
Side Note: if i use single quotes: '
it displays something like BBF (according to my assistant) this was a bit of a random encounter, when i accidentally used singles

this is not an error with your code, your test subject has stuffty internet or some other kind of network failure.

this is not an error with your code, your test subject has stuffty internet or some other kind of network failure.
O.- I have to go kill someone now, I'm not sure who, just someone... Thanks for the reply, now i can stop freaking out over this damned script and move on with my life, its taken a whole 2 hours of my life.... TWO HOURSSSSS!!!!!
I'll be dead soon, and most of my life will have been wasted on this one script. Anyway, thanks. not locking incase someone else chimes in with a different possible reason

i know that feeling, once i spent time having trouble with getElementByID in javascript before figuring out it was so case sensitive the function was getElementById