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Fserv !list reply event? #153819 23/07/06 07:34 AM
Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 22 W WRFan OP Ameglian cow
OP WRFan Ameglian cow W Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 22	When I type Quote: !list in a channel and the active fservs reply with ads, what kind of event is this? I tried text, action, notice,chat, serv, snotice,ctcpreply, ctcp, raw, wallops, but somehow it doesn't work. Have been searching the net for hours, can't seem to find the answer. I need the name of the event, because I want to strip the colours off the ad messages. Also, how can I determine what kind of an event is currently happening. Like, how am I supposed to know that topic reply is raw 332? Am I supposed to guess or can mirc actually echo the name of the current event to the status window?

Re: Fserv !list reply event? #153820 23/07/06 08:49 AM
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Othello Fjord artisan O Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 417	This event is ON TEXT example: on ^!:TEXT:!list:#: { .msg $nick To access my Fserver Type 4/ctcp $me !TRIGGER } To let them access your Fserver you need this command ctcp ^:*: { if (!TRIGGER == $1) { fserve $nick 2 C:\PATH_TO_FOLDER Fserver.txt } } /fserve <nickname> <maxgets> <homedirectory> [welcomefile] you need to set the path to your shared folder Then set up a welcome file last but not lease you need to setup an ad that is displayed every 10 minutes /timer 0 300 msg #CHANEL TO ACCESS MY FSERVER TYPE 4/ctcp $me !TRIGGER Quote: When I type Quote: !list in a channel and the active fservs reply with ads, what kind of event is this? I tried text, action, notice,chat, serv, snotice,ctcpreply, ctcp, raw, wallops, but somehow it doesn't work. Have been searching the net for hours, can't seem to find the answer. I need the name of the event, because I want to strip the colours off the ad messages. Also, how can I determine what kind of an event is currently happening. Like, how am I supposed to know that topic reply is raw 332? Am I supposed to guess or can mirc actually echo the name of the current event to the status window? Intelligence: It's better to ask a stupid question, then to prove it by not asking....

Re: Fserv !list reply event? #153821 23/07/06 08:20 PM
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OP WRFan Ameglian cow W Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 22	I actually meant it the other way around - I don't have an fserv of my own, I just wanted to change the colours of the ad messages that appear in channels when you type "!list". Turns out it's a NOTICE event after all. It didn't work first due to wrong syntax I used. I used the following in a remote script: Code: on ^:notice:11:#: { echo 2 $chan $timestamp <4 $+ $nick $+ >: $strip($1-) HALTDEF } and it didn't work. Turns out the problem is with the location type (#). # means "Channel Window", but for some reason mirc doesn't recognise the fserv ad messages as coming from a channel window, although they do. Very strange. after changing # to it worked. However, I still can't echo the output to a channel window by specifying the variable $chan, everything is echoed to the status window. On Text always echoes everything to $chan, why not fserv ad notices? I changed $chan to -a (=current window) and now the output is echoed to the channel (if it's the active window at the moment), but that's not a real solution. Why doesn't $chan echo output work with fserv ad notices?

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