Forums mIRC Help Timestamp Setting Persistency

Whenever I change the timestamp setting to [hh:nn:ss], it gets changed back to [HH:nn] when I restart mIRC. Is there any way to stop this? If not, is there a script that can change the timestamp setting, which I can set to autorun on mIRC start?

I would say its likely soemthing is changing it to [HH:nn] in a script maybe.

anyway try this

on *:START:.timer 0 60 .timestamp -f [hh:nn:ss]

Sets off a timer that every 60 seconds changes it to [hh:nn:ss]

I'm using NoName Script 4.03 - could that be the problem?

Also, is there any way I could use that code when mIRC is launched to change the setting automatically?

Nevermind, I got it. You just do Tools -> Options -> Connect -> Options -> Perform

Then you choose "All Networks" (default) and in the box you put:
/timestamp -f [hh:nn:ss]

As soon as mIRC connects to any network, it will reformat the timestamp setting to [hh:nn:ss].

DaveC's code is already set to run automatically when mIRC is launched. Just copy & paste the code into a new remote file.

Thanks, but I found the real problem. It was NoNameScript after all. For some ridiculous reason, the timestamp configuration in NoNameScript is in the theme settings. I changed it there, and it works fine.