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As far as I know, mIRC does not support writing files in ".xlsx" format for reading in Excel. But with the help of third-party tools, you can convert the file ".txt" to ".xlsx".

Yes, because each new user is written to a new row, and an existing record is overwritten to the same row in which it was found. If you want all the lines written in the file to be displayed in order from the largest to the smallest number of channel visits each time the file is opened - you will have to create additional code with the function of constantly sorting and rewriting the file data. But there is a nuance! If there are too many such records over time, I am not sure about good productivity of your mIRC when it performs each new sorting.

This is great, I "stolen it" :-P
Thanks Epic.
A question: lines are not in order from high to low, is it possibile to write them in a .excel file?

Below is a test of opening sockets, where several of them return HTTP different from 200. Being 400, 500, 30, among others...

If you open several of these pages in the external browser, they work normally, but not in the socket.

Note that in the /sockwrite code there is the possibility of passing the entire link or just the GET context after the main URL. When the entire link is passed and the HTTP return is 301, the return link location is duplicated with the main URL + the complete URL with a bug in http:(s)/ with only one slash.

I would like to know why in the browser and even $urlget the pages also work but in the socket these different returns occur.

To test, just run the /open.sw.run command and the messages will appear in the status window.

alias open.sw {
if ($1) {
var %sn $sockname, %s sockwrite -n %sn, %pg GET
%s %pg $+(/,$gettok($1,3-,47)) HTTP/1.0
;%s %pg $1 HTTP/1.0
%s Host: $gettok($1,2,47)
%s User-Agent: Mozilla/??
;%s User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)
%s Accept: */*
%s Connection: close
%s $str($crlf,2)
}
}

alias open.sw.table return opensw

alias open.sw.table.add hadd $open.sw.table $+(open.sw-,$calc($hget($open.sw.table,0).item + 1)) $1

alias open.sw.run {
if ($hget($open.sw.table)) hfree $open.sw.table
hmake $open.sw.table 100
open.sw.table.add https://sistemas.ufrn.br/gerenciadorportais/public/labsis/noticia/rss/
open.sw.table.add https://www.tempo.com/feed/
open.sw.table.add https://leomedrado.com.br/feed/atom/
open.sw.table.add https://portal.nauticonet.com.br/feed/
open.sw.table.add https://www.clmbrasil.com.br/feed/atom/
open.sw.table.add https://cdn.bahianoticias.com.br/rss.xml
open.sw.table.add https://crusoe.com.br/feed/
open.sw.table.add https://areamilitar.com/feed/
open.sw.table.add https://piaui.folha.uol.com.br/feed/
open.sw.table.add https://cassiozirpoli.com.br/feed/
open.sw.table.add https://desinformante.com.br/feed/
open.sw.table.add https://jornalpara.com.br/rss/noticias
open.sw.table.add https://www.diariodoamapa.com.br/feed/
open.sw.table.add https://flamengorj.com.br/feed/
open.sw.table.add https://revistaflamenguista.com.br/feed/
open.sw.table.add https://www.correio24horas.com.br/rss
open.sw.table.add https://www.osul.com.br/feed
open.sw.table.add https://www.searanews.com.br/feed/
open.sw.table.add https://jornaldematogrosso.com.br/feed
open.sw.table.add https://www.correiobraziliense.com.br/feed

open.sw.next
}

alias open.sw.next {
var %sum $iif($1,1,0), %s1 $iif(%sum,$1,open.sw-1)
if ($2) echo -s %s1 (OFFLINE) $hget($open.sw.table,%s1) $2-
sockclose %s1
var %nn $calc($gettok(%s1,2,45) + %sum), %sn $+(open.sw-,%nn), %slc $hget($open.sw.table,%sn), %sl $gettok(%slc,2,47)
if (%sl) {
var %p $iif(https isin %slc,443,80), %e $iif(%p == 443,e)
sockclose %sn
sockopen $+(-a,%e) %sn %sl %p
}
else hfree $open.sw.table
}

on *:sockopen:open.sw-*:{
if ($sock($sockname).status != active) || ($sockerr) open.sw.next $sockname $sockerr $sock($sockname).wsmsg
else open.sw $hget($open.sw.table,$sockname)
}

on *:sockclose:open.sw-*:open.sw.next $sockname

on *:sockread:open.sw-*:{
sockread $+(&,$sockname)
breplace $+(&,$sockname) 13 32 10 32 30 32 155 32 12 32 9 32 11 32
var %a $bvar($+(&,$sockname),1,$bvar($+(&,$sockname),0)).text
if (location: isin %a) echo -s $sockname $left(%a,550)
if (HTTP/1. isin %a) {
echo -s  $+ $sockname $gettok(%a,1-2,32) $hget($open.sw.table,$sockname)
open.sw.next $sockname
}
}

I have created a small script code for you. Try using it:

I have updated Spoton to version 1.2.1 on GitHub. With source code changes and a minor fix on the mIRC Addon.

I will tell you guys. I'm going to learn me more about C++ so I can release a new release with many fixes.
I have noticed since I'm a Premium user, that Spotify DJ deliver different messages to the Spotify Window.
Which will make messages as song to pm or channels. If using a timer that spams out messages.

I will also continue to update my knowledge in C++. By following courses.
I took a step from this, but I need to know more about C++ to deliver what I want for this project.

I want that my project should have better error support. And also other fixes and code cleanup.
I want to take a step with fixing maybe memory leaks (Not found so far) and vulnerable's (Found some).

If you guys ever want to report anything or maybe want a request use this Forum or use GitHub.

Anyways guys have a nice summer.

Thank you so much! This resolved the issue for me. I've spent 2 days going through my laptop unable to figure out what the issue was...seriously thank you.

A person ( PlayerA )join channel #test . The scripts writes down the person's nick $nick . to a text file channeltracker.txt and adds a counter of 1 to PlayerA count .

A different person (PlayerB) joins the same channel #test ...script writes down that person nick to the same text file channeltracker.txt and adds a counter of 1 to PlayerB count .

Hello .

I am trying to make a script that tracks the amount of times a person has joined a channel . I have found a few examples of script for tracking when I join a channel , but not what I was looking for .

A person ( PlayerA )join channel #test . The scripts writes down the person's nick $nick . to a text file channeltracker.txt and adds a counter of 1
A different person (PlayerB) joins the same channel ...script writes down that person nick to the same text file channeltracker.txt and adds a counter of 1

When PlayerA rejoins the channel #test , the script finds the $nick PlayerA and add +1 to PlayerA counter . $inc +1

After a while , the channeltracking.txt should look like a list

PlayerA 254
PlayerB 2
AnotherPerson 13
YetAnotherPerson 54


telling me that PlayerA has joined #test 254 times and is the most active person .

Hello, I noticed there're users who join in my channel with badword included in mask.
Example:

NICK is BADWORD@etc.....

Is possible to have an addon that kick/ban an user who use BADWORD in its mask?
Thanks

Sockets when reading RSS pages return different responses to the browser.

Examples:
https://www.leiaja.com/esportes/feed/
https://leomedrado.com.br/feed/atom/
https://portal.nauticonet.com.br/feed/
https://www.clmbrasil.com.br/feed/atom/

How to solve?

I think that typing message can diplay the nick that wrotes the message. It's only an idea from me.

It already does. Options, Connect > Identd. You will have to open/forward a few ports if you're behind a router for this to work, though.
And oidentd is just one implementation of an identd, it's a specific application rather than the concept

🎉
That's odd, though. I could swear I was using it 1994.

Hi, someone told me /script should show me what script file and .ini files my mirc have read and using, and its should be built comamnd from start, /script unkown command is that a normal behavour or I miss something here ?

//fir3fox