I've tried to do this, but, it's just not working. I have a dll called mircustom.dll and it's "C:\Program Files\Team-XBC\DLL\mircustom\mircustom.dll" and when I type this: "//dll DLL\mirccustom\mircustom.dll Titlebar -a Nick Is Typing A Message" it changes the active titlebar to "Nick Is Typing A Message" but, when it's in the script, it doesn't change, why!?
Here's The Script:
on ^*:TEXT:*:?: {
if (Typing-message: $false == $1-2) {
if ($window($active).type == query) { dll DLL\mirccustom\mircustom.dll Titlebar -a $nick ( $+ $remove($address($nick,9),!,*) $+ ) | echo -a $window($active).type }
if ($window($active).type == channel) { dll DLL\mirccustom\mircustom.dll Titlebar -m $xbv | echo -a $window($active).type }
haltdef
}
if (Typing-message: $true == $1-2) {
if ($window($active).type == query) { dll DLL\mirccustom\mircustom.dll Titlebar -a Nick Is Typing A Message | echo -a $window($active).type }
;THIS IS THE LINE THAT I'VE BEEN TESTING. ^^
if ($window($active).type == channel) { dll DLL\mirccustom\mircustom.dll Titlebar -a Nick Is Typing A Message | echo -a $window($active).type }
haltdef
}
}
I used the "| echo -a $window($active).type" to clarify so the "IF statement" is working, and, it always echoes, but, it doesn't change the titlebar. Why is this?
PLEASE HELP. Thanks.
. To add more to this topic, I've tried to put a timer into it, but, I didn't get anything back, can anyone help?