I tried to add some mode command like this one

code
1 2 3 4 5 6 7	case ':!v': if ($username == "windows"){ fputs($socket, "MODE +v ". $ex[4]."n"); break; }

but i get this

indows!windows@rox-2D672F2.sc.res.rr.com PRIVMSG #wes :!v Banjo

Array
(
[0] => indows!windows@rox-2D672F2.sc.res.rr.com
[1] => PRIVMSG
[2] => #wes
[3] => :!v
[4] => Banjo

)

:irc.wes.com 401 wesbot +v :No such nick/channel

Array
(
[0] => :irc.wes.com
[1] => 401
[2] => wesbot
[3] => +v
[4] => :No
[5] => such
[6] => nick/channel

)


can some one help me with this???

I've never used the modes, but what i think that is the case, is thet you should first send the name, and then +v. Eg: MODE user +v

Does this work?

no if you look at the output thats what it is doing it supposed to be
"MODE +v wesbot" but its outputting to the irc as "MODE wesbot +v"

Aah i found the problem. You can easily solve those problems by using a TCP sniffer. A TCP sniffer is an application that "sniffs" the data that's being send and recieved through a network card (noy ssl secures connections of course)

The correct way is:

:ZonaX!jim@**hostname** MODE #test +v ZonaX

So just add the channel

Hope this time it does help

Can some one help me change my code???

fputs($socket, "MODE ". $ex[2]." +v ". $ex[4]."\n";

^ Should work just fine

if ($command == ":.voice" {

fputs($socket, "MODE ".$ex[2]." +v ".$ex[4]."n";
}