AdiIRC

_Added in 1.5_

*/ignore [-cdhiklnprtuNwxyCEI] <on | off | nick | address> [type] [channel(s)] [network]*

Ignore certain types of messages or all messages from a user.

/ignore with no parameters will show current [[$ignore|ignore]] status.

_The nick will not be hidden in the Nicklist, and join/part/quit/mode messages will not be ignored._

_If you have a query window open with the nick, the query messages will not be ignored until you close the query window._

_If the ignore doesn't seem to work, make sure ignored is enabled by typing /ignore on._

*Switches*

-c - Ignore channel messages.

-d - Ignore DCC requests.

-h - Ignore highlights.

-i - Ignore channel invites.

-k - Ignore [[Formatting_Text|control codes]].

-l - List all ignores on *current* network.

-n - Ignores notice messages.

-p - Ignore private/query messages.

-r - Remove ignore.

-t - Ignore CTCP requests.

-uN - Remove the ignore after N seconds.

-w - Apply the ignore to any network.

-x - Indicates address should be excluded.

-y - Ignore Tips.

-C - Indicates [channel(s)] is defined. *(AdiIRC only)*

-E - Ignore emoticons. *(AdiIRC only)*

-I - Ignore inline images. *(AdiIRC only)*

*Parameters*

<on | off | nick | address> - Turns on/off the ignore feature, or if a nick/address is specified, applies the ignore to that user.

[type] - Ignore by hostmask, see [[$mask]] for available types.

[channel(s)] - Used with -C, applies the ignore on matched channels. *(AdiIRC only)*

[network] - If specified, applies the ignore on that network, otherwise applies the ignore on the current network.

*Example*

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; Ignore all types of messages from 'Nick!*@*'.

/ignore Nick

; Ignore only channel messages from 'Nick!*@*'.

/ignore -c Nick

; Remove 'Nick!*@*' from the ignorelist.

/ignore -r Nick

; Ignore DCC requests from everyone.

/ignore -d *!*@*

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