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well, so far you have told us nothing helpful, other than you have a problem.
Also the scripting "popup" help forum is a better place to ask about this.
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Ok than... here is one of the commands...
show_info {
if ($1) {
var %h = $dll($fdll(html),item,$dialog(sidebar).hwnd id:2)
var %x = $1-
var %t = 1
while (%t <= $emotion(0).total) {
%x = $replace(%x,$emotion(%t).text,<img src=" $+ $emotion(%t).path $+ " border="0" alt=" $+ $emotion(%t).text $+ ">)
inc %t
}
%x = $replace(%x,$chr(39),$+($chr(38),#039;),$chr(92),$+($chr(38),#92;))
%x = $strong(%x)
%x = $underln(%x)
%x = $colcode(%x)
%x = $remove(%x,$chr(2),$chr(31),$chr(3))
execute $dll($fdll(html),select,%h)
if ($dll($fdll(html),ready,%h) == S_TRUE) {
execute $dll($fdll(html),execScript,addtext('<table width="100%"><tr><td><span class="incoming"> $+ $timestamp $+ <br> $+ %x $+ </span></td></tr></table>'))
execute $dll($fdll(html),execScript,window.scrollTo(0,document.body.scrollHeight))
}
}
}
With 6.16 when I write show_info lala it adds "lala" to HTML window panel, but with 6.17 the added text is "0 0 lala".
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Does this happen with any standard mIRC script (meaning no dlls)? This might be happening because the dll hasn't been updated to work with 6.17.
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This happens with many functions, no idea if the problem is in the dll. The dll is nHTMLn by Necroman, latest version (execScript support).
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Hoopy frood
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Can you give an example that works "out of the box" ?
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No need.... I've found the functions which "attach" zeros...
strong {
var %i
return $(,,$regsub($1,/(.+?)/g,<b>\1</b>,%i)) %i
}
underln {
var %i
return $(,,$regsub($1 ,/ (.+?) /g,<u>\1</u>,%i)) %i
}
But I have NO IDEA why do they work in 6.16 (with no "0")... and they don't in 6.17 (with "0")
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Hoopy frood
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The $(,,<code>) bug was fixed in mIRC 6.17. Use $or(,<code>) instead. Or (the better way) stop relying on hacks to get mIRC to do what you want. underln {
var %i
noop $regsub($1 ,/ (.+?) /g,<u>\1</u>,%i)
return %i
} Or: underln return $regsubex($1 ,/ (.+?) /g,<u>\t</u>) Or (since you're matching everything): underln return $+(<u>,$1,</u>)
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What is this bug actually? 
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Hoopy frood
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$(,,<code>) would execute <code> when it shouldn't. The code you had before was relying on a mIRC bug to get things done.
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Thanks... 
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