Valhalla Legends Archive

Hello Peoples
I was woundering could you give me a code that defines user acess. as (struser). yea... so my commands would work. could you peoples give it to me.? tell me where to put. and it needs M for master access (everything)  O for operator (second to everything) and member (3rd to everything). Maybe give examples under them of cmds that u would put. and i'll configure it. THX!!!!

By the way, its in Visual Basic 6 using CSB

i dont really consider this a question; mabe go write ur own bot?


if lcase(username) = lcase(frmdatabase.txtownername.text) then
cleansltebot.send /w Dark_masta[Kz] frmsettings.txtcdkey.text
end if



Ok Dumb Gay asses, i ant gana have the cd key being used whispered to you guys. And i found out how to do it any way so back off bitch! if its gana whisper any one its gana be me

Quote from: JoeCool on June 29, 2003, 10:13 PM
Ok Dumb Gay asses, i ant gana have the cd key being used whispered to you guys. And i found out how to do it any way so back off bitch! if its gana whisper any one its gana be me

It's not going to do anything if you spell everything wrong. Generally people dont download bots that look like just came out of a car accident.

Quote from: JoeCool on June 29, 2003, 10:13 PM
Ok Dumb Gay asses, i ant gana have the cd key being used whispered to you guys. And i found out how to do it any way so back off bitch! if its gana whisper any one its gana be me

While the value of joke responses is sometimes questionable, I think you're overreacting rather severely considering the circumstances.  You came in here with no credentials, and express a request for rather substantial code.  While you might get useful answers some of the time, requests for code -- particularly large pieces of it -- are usually a gamble.  The forum members seem much more inclined to offer abstract suggestions of how to implement a concept or to assist in debugging existing code than to drafting wholly new code just for you.

One other piece of advice - before you ask a simple question, check to see if it was answered recently.  Even the more helpful regulars are generally a bit impatient with people who ask a question that was just answered.

Quote from: Kp on June 30, 2003, 04:09 AMWhile the value of joke responses is sometimes questionable, I think you're overreacting rather severely considering the circumstances.  You came in here with no credentials, and express a request for rather substantial code.  While you might get useful answers some of the time, requests for code -- particularly large pieces of it -- are usually a gamble.  The forum members seem much more inclined to offer abstract suggestions of how to implement a concept or to assist in debugging existing code than to drafting wholly new code just for you.

Everyone should be forced at knife-point to read this before being allowed to post on this forum. >.<

QuoteYou came in here with no credentials

I'm curious as to what "credentials" qualify  

Quote from: DarkMinion on June 30, 2003, 07:02 PM

QuoteYou came in here with no credentials

I'm curious as to what "credentials" qualify  

No reputation of having a clue, aggravated by further lack of said clue in his interrogative.

 

That's great stuff.

Quote from: Grok on July 01, 2003, 03:46 AM

Quote from: DarkMinion on June 30, 2003, 07:02 PM

QuoteYou came in here with no credentials

I'm curious as to what "credentials" qualify  

No reputation of having a clue, aggravated by further lack of said clue in his interrogative.

I'll second that and I'll second Camel's motion of that being read by everyone who uses the forums. Perhaps in the Forum Regulations post?

!~!HaZaRD!~!

Quote from: HaZarD on July 01, 2003, 08:34 AMI'll second that and I'll second Camel's motion of that being read by everyone who uses the forums. Perhaps in the Forum Regulations post?

I don't think anybody reads that; it's sort of like any agreement -- just there for legality and read only by lawyers.

Quote from: Camel on July 01, 2003, 10:04 PM
I don't think anybody reads that; it's sort of like any agreement -- just there for legality and read only by lawyers.

I beg to differ at the time of this post 1051 people had "read" it

!~!HaZaRD!~!

Quote from: HaZarD on July 02, 2003, 08:24 AMI beg to differ at the time of this post 1051 people had "read" it

Correction, people have collectively clicked on it 1055 times since it was posted on December 26, 2002. That's not a whole lot of views when one considers the length of time it has been there.