on ^*:JOIN:#: { haltdef | .echo -s 7,1Entrar : $nick entra # } }
on ^1:QUIT: { .echo -s 8,1 Sale : $nick sale del IRC con el mensaje: $1- | halt }
on ^1:part: { .echo -s 7,1 Salida Temporal : $nick sale de # }
i made this and shows me #: uknown command
any help
Your ON PART event is missing the channel parameter.
Should be
on ^1:part:#:{ .echo -s 7,1 Salida Temporal : $nick sale de # }
The rest of your events are fine.
You've got an extra } on the ON JOIN line..
on ^*:JOIN:#: { .echo -s 7,1Entrar : $nick entra # | halt }
on ^1:QUIT: { .echo -s 8,1 Sale : $nick sale del IRC con elmensaje: $1- | halt }
on ^1:part:#: { .echo -s 7,1 Salida Temporal : $nick sale de # }
i check and all is right but still showme # unknown command
any help
You only have the # character in two of those lines, so the ON QUIT event can be eliminated as the problem section.
What you should do is figure out which of the ON JOIN or ON PART events is causing the problem, as based on the code you've posted, everything looks fine.
One other possibility, that I can't see here, is that your codes might not be lining up properly. Please copy & paste the code exactly as you have it, and remember to use the Code Tags (button looks like #). This should allow us to see if the code is being aligned correctly.
Also, hit the '{}' button in your remotes to make sure you don't have any other bracing mishaps.
The error that he has not said that the error happen with this 3 lines, so maybe it's the reason why we've not seen error.He should try with a clean mirc 6.21 to see if it's works