Quote:
Code:
 on *:connect:{
if ($network == Efnet) {
.timer 1 120 echo -a $me Testing Testing
}
}

You didn't indicate where you wanted the Testing message sent, so I defaulted to having it sent to your active window. If you'd prefer somewhere else, let me know where and I'll modify the code.


Cool! ..thank you

I am making this as a..

Code:
 on *:connect:{
if ($network == Efnet) {
.timer 1 120 echo -a $me /joinmore
.timer 1 180 echo -a $me /joinrest
}
}


To tired to test it now, but you know if that would work?



BTW: for testing purpose, and for me to maybe understand more of the code, youcould just just #ugdulf as a testing channel for me.

smile

Thank you so very much for helping out! laugh

edit I tested it, and could not get it to work.

I am very tired though, I will test it more later.


edit

I give up sleeping..

anyways!

I want to hug you RusselB!

You just showed me why I do not understand the /timer function.

So i Finally! found how easy it wss...

blush

THANK YOU! You just automated my mIRC; so now I can just ctrl + alt + m, and wait some time, and be fully online! with all preferenses. smile

thank you!

And same with ctrl +alt +u, as Iam addiced to IRC and one client cannot support so many servers, without being "crampy"/to little space.


God I love life! "all the things in time!

Here is the finnished code. hehe just if anyone else find this, and wonder hwo it worked. etcetera.

Code:
 on *:connect:{
  if ($network == Efnet) {
    .join #ugdulf
    .timer 1 10 /joinmore
    .timer 1 11 /joinrest
  }
}

Last edited by gomp; 14/08/06 02:37 AM.
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