on *:text:*:#:{
var %a = $timestamp, %b = $nick
msg $chan %timestampvarA %a %timestampvarB %nickA %b %nickB $1-
}
%timestampvarA and B/%nickA and B- will be vars you set in your dialog. the others set and unset on their own (%a / %b). I only added pairs as an example because you are using dif chars:
for example.
%timestampvarA = .<<
%a = $timestamp = 10:47
%timestampvarB = >>.
final result = .<< 10:47 >>.
follow me now?
as for having "examples" do that with an "on load" or in a Read_ME.txt or even as a text entry in your dialog. Putting them in the edit line of your dialog table will bring them up every time the dialog is used no matter what vars are set or called upon.
