Forums Scripts & Popups join event

How can i gather the info on $me join a channel, then echo it to the channel im joining.. i know it's gathered by raw, but the problem i have, thats if i join many channels fast, then the echo ends up in the last joined channel from all channels.. :tongue: the info i want to show is:

° The topic for: #channel is: 'Topic.'
° Topic set by: Nick on Thu:11:Nov 09:56
° Stat: +o:x +v:x total:xx mode:+xx

x = amount of users and the last one is the channel mode.. ie: +nt

and i cant solve this, how i try i still get the info echoed to the last channel i join.. :tongue:

echo into specific channel windows not just into the currently active one. something like:



should be a good enough example. also to get the amount of users use $nick(#chan,0,..) where .. is either, a (all), o (ops), h (halfops), v (voice), r (normal).

ok so far so good, but how to gather info about who set the topic date/time info.. that is what start the problem, then info is gathered from raw 333:*: .. and thats what send the echo to the wrong channel.. cosed by lag i guess, but dont know. and i dont know any other way to gather that info but wait for the raw ? :tongue:

hmm, tested ur code, the amount of ppl and there starts dont work at all.. i get total of 1, dosent mather how many users its in the channel.. and the oped/voiced nick is set to 0 dosent mather how many they are..

use the same method, that raw should return the channel along with the topic..

if i use raw, then on join event, then the raw comes after the onjoin event.. so that means it trying to echo somthing that arent set..

raw 332:*: haltdef | echo -tc topic $2 Topic is: $3-
raw 333:*: haltdef | echo -tc topic $2 Set by $3 on $asctime($4)

The channel that the raw triggered for is $2.

Greets

that work fine on one channel.. now i have to test it when i join many channels too do u know how to solve the user stats to ? +o/+v/total ?

It will work, no matter how many channels you join at the same time, cuz the raw is only triggered at once, so it will be echoed to the correct channel, with each call.

That's because we are not doing /echo -a but /echo <#channel>

Regarding the statistics info, looks pretty straight forward I suppose: /help $nick and check out the aohvr parameters.

Just get the total ops, voices, regulars etc. and compare it to the total nicks in the channel.

Greets

//echo $2 -->> $nick(#channel,0) <<-- show how many it is on the channel.. but if i try add it behind any of the raw events, then it show me 1.. so that means it havent gathered the info yet ? or somthing i missng ?

You have to use the raw 366 for that.

raw 366:*: haltdef | echo -tc topic $2 Total: $nick($2,0,a) * Operators: $nick($2,0,o) Voices: $nick($2,0,v)

Greets

EDIT: Btw the channel mode is raw 324.

do you also know if you can break a echo in half? i trying to echo the info to diffrent lines, not so nice looking if the echo is to long..

Nothing is preventing you from using /echo multiple times

echo first piece
echo second piece
echo third piece
...

If you don't want to use multiple lines then you could do something like this:

//tokenize 10 first piece $lf second piece $lf third piece | echo $*

Greets

That solved.. now to the last problem.. if i join a channel, then no topic is present in it, then it wont trigger the raw 332, how can i identify that ? if the raw was triggered with $null or somthing, then i could use that.. :tongue: mirc itself dont return anything, but i would liuke to return "No topic present" :tongue: some way to do that ? or should i just let it be?

raw 366:*:{
haltdef
if !$chan($2).topic { echo -tc topic $2 No topic set. }
echo -tc topic $2 Total: $nick($2,0,a) * Ops: $nick($2,0,o) * Voices: $nick($2,0,v)
}

Greets

thnx, that working just fine.. but how about this?

raw 332:*: haltdef | echo $2 Topic is: ' $+ $3- $+ '

that work just fine, but if the topic have the same color as my background, then the topic wont show, i tryed to use this:

if ($color(background) isin $3-) $strip($3-,c)

but no luck, any ideas? :tongue:

I had already taken care of that with the supplied code. Notice how the -c switch is used with echo, along with the parameter 'topic'. That means the text will be displayed in your specified topic color, as configured in the colors dialog.

If you do alt+k in mIRC, it will take you to the colors dialog, and there you can see all the names with their according color.

For a custom scripted on join event for example, we could do //echo -tc join <channel> <text>

Greets