[Brad]

Right. That's because "(" and ")" are reserved characters in regex.

\A\(a\)

As for ignoring you. Um, it's not so much that I ignore people as I just take my sweet time in getting back to people.

[kishor_disouza]

can u give me the code to ban these tag or the script for this tag<-[D:EvIL]->.i want to ban these clan peoples from using our server so need help

[InDepth]

How do I set it that I restrict all names(yeah, all lol), and name which i allow in only?

[hariS.]

Hi

When i put in my restrict list this user

test "innpropiate name" 2 1

If someone puts name that have "test" in it it will ban him saying that "test" is inpropriate name

For example , if i put name testz0r it will ban me for using name "test" , how can i disable this , i want it to ban only full name not part of it

[Brad]

@kishor_disouza:

Originally Posted by kishor_disouza can u give me the code to ban these tag or the script for this tag<-[D:EvIL]->.i want to ban these clan peoples from using our server so need help

It would have been nice if you would have indicated you tried and then showed what you tried.

<-\[d:evil]->

@InDepth:

Originally Posted by InDepth How do I set it that I restrict all names(yeah, all lol), and name which i allow in only?

This plugin RESTRICTS names, it doesn't ALLOW names. Therefore, it can't feasibly be done.


@hariS:

Originally Posted by hariS. Hi When i put in my restrict list this user test "innpropiate name" 2 1 If someone puts name that have "test" in it it will ban him saying that "test" is inpropriate name For example , if i put name testz0r it will ban me for using name "test" , how can i disable this , i want it to ban only full name not part of it

The "^" character denotes the start of a line, or in our case, a name. The "$" character denotes the end of a line, or in our case, a name. That gives us this...

^test$

[Vm|Mayhem]

How would I block this tag:

pG ::

[Brad]

Depends. Are you using the beta version from my site or the version posted here? Easy using the beta version, as you'd put that string, lowercased, in the restnames.ini file (remember this is the non-regex one). With the version here, you should be able to use:

pg ::

To make sure it starts at the beginning of the name, use:

^pg ::

[Vm|Mayhem]

thanks

[RatreX]

How can I restrict the name consisting of two words ?:

Dry.a | billy

[Brad]

Originally Posted by RatreX How can I restrict the name consisting of two words ?: Dry.a | billy

The fact that it's two words doesn't mean anything. The problem is that it contains two reserved regex characters. Also, when you have a space in your regex, you need to enclose the entire regex in quotes.

"dry\.a \| billy"