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Joins/Parts/Quits #12000 19/02/03 01:30 PM
G gerdigos
gerdigos G	I looked up in a DALnet raw list (although i am in IRCnet), but i couldn't find a raw that sends mIRC a users info when they join a chatroom. What i want to do is change the Join/Part/Quit msgs in a channel. Does anyone have an idea how i can do that? Will on *:JOIN:.... work? Thanks ppl

Re: Joins/Parts/Quits #12001 19/02/03 03:00 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 395 Ireland M MonoSex Fjord artisan
MonoSex Fjord artisan M Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 395 Ireland	It's not a raw numeric then. Just use on JOIN, on PART etc. and 'haltdef' the default output You can use /debug @debug to see what server sends to you. example: Code: on ^*:JOIN:#:{ if ($nick != $me) { echo -t $chan $nick has joined $chan $+ ! haltdef } }

Re: Joins/Parts/Quits #12002 19/02/03 09:22 PM
G gerdigos
gerdigos G	Thought so. Thanks for the /debug hint man, i didn't know it... btw: haltdef rulezz, i use it in all my raws! Thanks again

Re: Joins/Parts/Quits #12003 20/02/03 01:21 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 332 Louisiana, USA C Cheech Fjord artisan
Cheech Fjord artisan C Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 332 Louisiana, USA	dont forget to turn the /debug off the info adds up quite quick if you stay connected to your server for extended periods of time .

Re: Joins/Parts/Quits #12004 20/02/03 01:25 PM
G gerdigos
gerdigos G	Tried you, and this doesn't work. Code: on :JOIN:: { if ($nick != $me) { haltdef echo $chan $+ $color(join) $+ $timestamp * -> Joins: $nick ( $+ $address $+ ) } } It just echoes the join 2 times (once the default and once mine)! Any ideas?!

Re: Joins/Parts/Quits #12005 20/02/03 02:47 PM
L laz
laz L	Try using halt instead of haltdef.

Re: Joins/Parts/Quits #12006 20/02/03 03:50 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 395 Ireland M MonoSex Fjord artisan
MonoSex Fjord artisan M Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 395 Ireland	You forgot about ^ char in on JOIN. This char is used when you want the script to trggier before default text is displayed. Code: on [color:red]^[/color]:JOIN:: { if ($nick != $me) { echo $color(join) -t $chan * -> Joins: $nick ( $+ $address $+ ) haltdef } } btw. /echo [color] -t has color and $timestamp included, so you don't have to put it yourself Last edited by MonoSex; 20/02/03 03:54 PM.

Re: Joins/Parts/Quits #12007 21/02/03 02:43 PM
G gerdigos
gerdigos G	laz, i tried both, but they didn't work MonoSex, THANKS! It finally worked. I had seen that ^, but i didn't know what it meant. Thanks for the tip too Forum rulezzz

Re: Joins/Parts/Quits #12008 22/02/03 12:21 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,253 Georgia, USA H Hammer Hoopy frood
Hammer Hoopy frood H Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,253 Georgia, USA	The ^ tells mIRC to process this event code before allowing the event to be handled normally. If you omit it, then your event fires after the default event has occured. That means that if you wish to replace the text of the event, you need your code to process before the default event.

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