Forums Scripts & Popups ownerkey onjoin dialog

Hey all. Can anyone help me with my problem. I have this command:



I need it to, when i join a room that i am an owner in, prompt me with a dialog that asks: Please Set the Ownerkey, and whatever i type in, will be set as the owner key. Any ideas? Thanks in advance for your help!

Austin

There isnt an exact way to get if your the owner without doing a bit of checking, and I don't know IRCX that well but on join heres what you would do to set the owner key with a dialog:

$? and $input don't work in events, but here's a way around that:

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@:alhammer
the only thing you can do with regard tot elling your an owner
would be to use isop which unfortunatly applies to both op and owners

well how about this?
on 1:join:#:{
if ($me isowner $chan) { /prop $chan ownerkey $$?="Enter key:" }
}

Wont that attempt to evaluate $myinputbox while setting up the timer? or was that what you wanted it to do, and using the alias/identifer is a way of oling the "cant use in events" protection system?

Yeah, tidy's suggestion doesn't work. The reason is because that custom identfier of his returns the $?, and as we all know, that is first evaluated before the alias returns the value, so it is the same as directly putting $?/$input in the timer, thus gives the error that it can't be used in an event.

The solution would be to escape the custom alias either in the timer itself, or in the return part of the custom alias. Though that's a bit silly when we can put the escaped input directly in the timer.

on me:*:join:#: .timer 1 0 prop $chan $!input(Please set ownerkey,eo)

...doesn't work This is the only code i actually was prompted with a popup, however, when i typed in the pass, I recieved this error: Any ideas?

Also, I dont't want to confuse anybody, but on top of setting the pass with the dialog, is there a way to replace "blahblah" in this code: ...with the pass I typed in the dialog. I think you could use variables? Also, what would i need to add to that command to make it kick the person who kick me after i rejoin, and enter the pass to q myself?? Hopefully i didn't confuse anybody. Thanks again!

Ummm,


is not an mIRC error, nor the error that everyone has been talking about (that you cannot use $input in an event)

The bad property error msg comes from your own code, the /prop alias, which you have not showed us. We are not wizards, unless you show the /prop alias we can't help you.

Or is this some kind of special network command that only works on certain networks? Never heard of it.

Greets

PROP is a command on IRCX servers, he forgot to specify the property he wants to change: