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How does that work? cos now i can only reset that value on one server, if i type something on the other network, then it dosent notice my input.. how can i solve this?

on *:input:*:/scon -at1 resetidle

I think

thnx..

do you also know how i can make mirc update my nick when i change nick? now it keep my old nick in the status bar of server with ID: 1 ..

it only change nick on the server with ID 2.. so how can i solve this? :tongue:

so u want a nick change across all servers?

Yes.. cos if im connected to two servers, then change nick on one of them.. then i want to be able to change nick on the other server at the same time.. and would be nice if it could be solved so i dont need to do two nick changes and by the way, why does mirc close when you trye code:

alias test {
/scid -a nick $1-
}

shouldent it just give a error on that?

alias all.nick {
var %allnick = 1
var %allserv = $scon(0)
while (%allnick <= %allserv) {
scon %allnick
nick $1
inc %allnick
}
}

* /nick: insufficient parameters (line 28, script.ini)

what i get from that code. but i think i solved it, maybe not in so good looking code, but still

You realise you must pass a parameter to the alias that neutron_star gave you, right?

It's /all.nick <nickname>

If you did this, then there is no way that you got insufficient parameters, you would only get it when you did /all.nick without specifying a nickname OR if you passed a parameter such as a variable or identifier that didn't evaluate to any result (in other words $null), which is the same as /all.nick without a parameter.

Similarly, there is no way that your alias:

alias test {
/scid -a nick $1-
}

closed your mIRC if you used it correctly as in: /test <nickname>, it means you either did something wrong, or there is something going on with your mIRC/remotes that created a conflict. Who knows, maybe you had another /test alias before that one that made you quit.

If you want to change your nick on all server windows in mIRC all you type is what you had:

scid -a nick <nickname>

or

scon -a nick <nickname>

That's it...

Btw what mIRC version are you using?

I called it with on

*:nick:{

just for a test.. :tongue:

and it closed my mirc, and it happened fast too so thats why i posted the questuion about it. and no, im not shure i used it right.. same there, called it with:

*:nick:{

by the way, im alone in the channels, so no one else could have triggered it..

Here's what I use for changing my nick from my main to my alternate, and vice-versa

.scon -at1 nick $iif($me == $mnick,$anick,$mnick)

sorry i should have mentioned that you had to pass it $1
i figured you would have noticed
my mistake