Ok, i see you use the INLINE command to "silence" a user but i meant the
command you use to send regular messages to the APE Server. In order to
block an action you must target it first. By default when a user sends a
message in a channel it is send with a 'SEND' command to the server. For my
suggestion i will i assume this is true in your application too. So to
block a user from sending messages you would have to hook the 'SEND'
command.
So to silence a user you can add a private property in the user object on
the server side and just check for it in a SEND hook:
Ape.registerHookCmd ("SEND", function(params, info) {
if(!!info.user.silenced) return 0;
return 1;
});
Prior to this you would have set the user.silenced property to *true *or *
false*. Since you said you use the an INLINE command to do this you would
modify your command like so:
Ape.registerCmd("INLINE", true, function(params, info){
var user = Ape.getUserByPubid(params.user);
if (user) {
//assuming that 'user' is the user's object you want to silence
user.silenced = true;
//And i guess this should let the user know that its been silenced
user.pipe.sendRaw("inline", {"silence": params.silence});
}
return 1;
});
On Saturday, September 29, 2012 4:44:57 AM UTC-4, apeman wrote:
>
> as u can see on example its command ... so I use
>
> pipe.request.send('INLINE' it goes to server with params about silence and
> user pipe,
> and inline send raw to direct user about silencing or not ... i made it this
> way ...
>
>
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