Well, you asked what to put after /msg #channel and I said $1-.
As sparta showed, just put $1- in the message wherever you want. You can add additional details like "$nick said" if you want to adjust the format of how the line looks when sent to the other channel. But otherwise,
/msg #channel $1- will do what you asked.
If you want to only have it work if a specific nick says it instead of if anyone says that phrase, then you can include an IF statement...
if ($nick == something) { msg #channel $1- } . Timestamps won't matter because you are sending it at the same time it's received, so anyone seeing it will already have timestamps (if they have timestamps enabled). If you still want to include timestamps, you can use something like
/msg #channel $timestamp $1- , which will show the timestamp in the format that you use, but it really shouldn't be needed.
As far as highlighting users, I'm not sure what you are asking for there. The message will be whatever was said and won't be edited. If you want to start editing the message, then you'll need to know how you want to edit it and then do so. Note that most people don't need their name included in a message to understand the message.
