Forums Scripts & Popups Reloading script

Since my script does things when it is loaded, then it requires me to click on YES after I use /load -rs .....
Is there anyway that I can tell it to automaticaly choose yes??

Furthermore,
I want to add to the script an option to do a Reload, and I don't want it to re-ask me about the Initialization again, but it does.


On the other hand, long time ago I helped a guy which coded something, and the scrip didn't work, so I helped him figure that the problem is with his mIRC. The weird thing is that his script somehow prevent the need of pressing YES, and I wonder why?? (What is the difference from loading it using his way, and using my way?)

His script is:
On *:Input:*:{
if (/load == $1) { haltdef | .load -rs $3- | //echo $dstime 15(9L15oaded: $3- $+ 15) }
if (/unload == $1) { haltdef | .unload -rs $3- | //echo $dstime 15(9U15nloaded: $3- $+ 15) }
}


I see no difference, cause my script uses .load -rs ..... too!

Thanks.

If you are talking about the initialization warning then that only pops up when the script contains an on START or on LOAD event. You can turn this off by unchecking "Initialization Warning" from the options menu of the mIRC editor.

Yes, this is what I'm talking about, but can I prevent it from showing the message without changing the preferences of miRC?

The script above does that, and I don't know why??
I see no reason for it to not ask for the intialization in the script above.

Like I said, the initialization warning only pops up when the script contains an on START or on LOAD event, the script you posted contains neither.

How exactly the script:

On *:Input:*:{
if (/load == $1) { haltdef | .load -rs $3- | //echo $dstime 15(9L15oaded: $3- $+ 15) }
if (/unload == $1) { haltdef | .unload -rs $3- | //echo $dstime 15(9U15nloaded: $3- $+ 15) }
}

... Prevents for other scripts which are loaded using /load .... from showing the initialization warning???
It is defenetly not the halfdef!

you can make the script onload change some info in mirc.ini file ;p and then it could also be a potiental bug or something.

<-- sleepy idk wtf im talknig about -_-

This has to do with the On Input.
Somehow when it loads other scripts which has On Start and On Load, it doesn't requires them to be initialized.

heh odd well im at school so i cant really help u not for another 6 hours _-_

Ok, thanks.

When you get home, if you have an idea why it happens, or how can I make it not showing the initizalizastion screen (without changing configuration or ini files), then post it here.


Thanks.

If you call /load from an event, the initialization warning will not be displayed. You can create a signal like this,

• On *:signal:load:load -rs $1-

and silently load your scripts with /signal load script.txt

Thanks. That would solve the problem.