mentions this in the plugin sample....but how is it done?????!

To ignore a RecieveNotify, all you should need to do is return false immediately after entering the function.

false in the parsecommand?

no
return false in ReceiveNotify()

example?

Example in C++:
MPPLUGIN_RETURN_BOOL ReceiveNotify(/*[in]*/  const char* sNotifyCode,
                                   /*[in]*/  const char* sText,
                                   /*[in]*/  PLUGIN_PARAM* pParam,
                                   /*[out]*/ char* sTextToSend)
{
    return FALSE;
}

Example in VB:
Public Function ReceiveNotify(ByVal sNotifyCode As String, ByVal sText As String, ByVal sContactName As String, ByVal oConversationWnd As Object, ByRef sTextToSend As String) As Boolean
    ReceiveNotify = False
End Function

wont that just mean I'll receive no notifys at all, eg wont be able to play my custom sounds or anything???!

Well, that's what you said you wanted to do
This will ignore ReceiveNotify() by doing the absolute minimal amount of processing when the event is triggered.
If that's what you meant, then try to explain some more

I want to make it ignore the next receivenotify, after a command is usd so I don't show the reply to  a command too

for example:

i've defined what's send wen I send a command and what happens when someone sends it to me (I receive it), but when I send a commmand how do I stop myself from both sending and receiving the command

ok, example in VB: first u have to define a variable in the general declarations. for example:

code:

---

Dim ignore as integer

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code:

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ElseIf (StrComp(LCase(sCommand), "/xpingvb", vbTextCompare) = 0)
Then
sResult = Chr(nCCNotify) + "ping." 'The notify code must be 5 characters long
sResult = sResult + "Ping?"
ignore = 1       
ParseCommand = True
Exit Function
End If

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code:

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If (StrComp(sNotifyCode, "ping.", vbTextCompare) = 0) Then
If ignore = 1 Then
ignore = 0
Else       
sTextToSend = "Pong!"
End If
ReceiveNotify = True
Exit Function
End If

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aah cool I tried thhat but I didnt think about the general declarations thanx for finally clearin this up

where's the general declarations?

there seems to be no General declarations because when you click under it to type, the line is before it (look at the screenshot).

...but now when you finish typing 'Dim ignore as Integer' and you press enter, the line jumps down after it (look at the screenshot)  .

YAY! you are a god thanx alot