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Hoopy frood
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I'm looking for a scipt. Usually when I would enter the channel it would display the following:
*Number of Total People
*Number of Channel Ops
*Number of Channel Voices
*Number of Regulars
*Number of Aways
*Number of Bans
I don't remember if it was a snippet or an addon but I can't seem to locate it. Anyone know how I may be able do something similar? Any help would be appreciated.
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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Here is something to work with [color:red]on *:join:#: {
echo 1 »14»15» 12Quick Channel Stats for # $+
echo 1 »14»15» 2Ops:14( 18 $+ $opnick(#,0) $+ 14)2
echo 1 »14»15» Voice:14( 18 $+ $vnick(#,0) $+ 14)2
echo 1 »14»15» Non-Ops:14( 18 $+ $nvnick(#,0) $+ 14)2
echo 1 »14»15» Total:14( 18 $+ $nick(#,0) $+ 14)
} [/color]
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Ok somethings not right with that...When I join the channel with approximately 6 ops in the services channel on the network I frequent, 7 including myself I get this:
»»» Quick Channel Stats for #Services
»»» Ops:(0)
»»» Voice:(0)
»»» Non-Ops:(1)
»»» Total:(1)
I think thats somewhat a bit off...also if possible I would like to be able to have it list the number of bans for that channel (if any) and any aways. But so far this is the general idea I was hoping for...any additional suggestions? Thanks again!
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Hoopy frood
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ON *:JOIN:#: {
if ($nick == $me) {
echo -ta User levels are: $nick($active,0,o) Ops, $nick($active,0,v) Voices, $nick($active,0,h) Halfops, $nick($active,0,u) Userops, $nick($active,0,r) Normal users, $nick($active,0) Total users, $ibl($active,0) Bans.
}
}Not tested in the ON JOIN environment but in theory should work. Just edit out the mode types that don't apply to your network. :grin; I do know that if you have access to the channel this won't be shown here unless you run the /echo as an alias. EG ON *:JOIN:#: {
if ($nick == $me) {
.timer 1 1 cumodes
}
}...then alias cumodes {
echo -ta User levels are: $nick($active,0,o) Ops, $nick($active,0,v) Voices, $nick($active,0,h) Halfops, $nick($active,0,u) Userops, $nick($active,0,r) Normal users, $nick($active,0) Total users, $ibl($active,0) Bans.
}
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Fjord artisan
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Well that can't work because at the moment you join a channel, mIRC knows of only ONE user for that channel, You  You have to wait until you've recieved the names list, (Raw) 366 YourNick #channel :End of /NAMES list. raw 366:*:{
echo $2 1 »14»15» 12Quick Channel Stats for $2
echo $2 1 »14»15» 2Ops:14( 18 $+ $nick(#,0,o) $+ 14)2
echo $2 1 »14»15» Voice:14( 18 $+ $nick(#,0,v) $+ 14)2
echo $2 1 »14»15» Non-Ops:14( 18 $+ $nick(#,0,r) $+ 14)2
echo $2 1 »14»15» Total:14( 18 $+ $nick(#,0) $+ 14)
}To get the other items, - /who #channel - - raw 352 <- parse the replies to inc a var or something if G in $7 - - raw 315 <- echo how many users are away - /mode #channel b - raw 368 is end of banlist, now you can echo the total number of bans Check Hammers snippet Here [edit] raw 368 is the end of banlist
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codemastr
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$ibl(#,0) would be a cleaner way to get the number of bans.
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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Thanks Nimue and Watchdog I did not check the on join The Script I Use is in popup channel and it returned this 1 »14»15» 12Quick Channel Stats for #mpgoldies 1 »14»15» 2Ops:14( 189 14)2 Voice:14( 187 14)2 Non-Ops:14( 1823 14)2 Total:14( 1839 14) Now if The_Game can get a clone count on top of that, then he would have full channel stats 
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Hoopy frood
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You can't always get a clone count. Some networks mask hostnames and IP addresses (an increasingly popular policy) and in this situation a clone scanner is completely out of the question unless you are an oper and the IRCd you use is capable of telling you when concurrent connections from one IP reach a given level.
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codemastr
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- /mode #channel b
- raw 368 is end of banlist, now you can echo the total number of bans Cleaner than that...
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Fjord artisan
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My post didn't say HOW to display it, rather when you COULD display it. Without first doing a "/mode # b" mIRC can't know the full banlist. 
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Hoopy frood
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Thanks everyone...as for what i was looking for, I think hammers snippett was the one that i saw...anyways it does what i wanted so im not complaining Thanks again everyone
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Hoopy frood
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I wonder where Hammer disapeared to, he suddnely stopped coming...
'Spose it's a mans right to come and go but he was the top poster for a long time.
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Hoopy frood
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Probably taking the well deserved break. Many of his posts were mainly coding. Either he's taking the long vacation or he found a new hobby LOL
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When someone joins a channel you are on, is there any difference between
on *:JOIN:#: if ($istok($aop($fulladdress).type,$chan,44)) { do something }
and
on *:JOIN:#: if ($nick isaop $chan) { do something }
I did it the long way first forgetting about isaop, but is there a circumstance where it would give a different result?
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Fjord artisan
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Yes. on *:JOIN:#: if ($istok($aop($fulladdress).type,$chan,44)) { do something } Will be $true if you have added $nick to your aop list for that channel. BTW: on *:JOIN:#:if $ial($nick) isaop # { do something } Does exactly the same thing. and on *:JOIN:#: if ($nick isop $chan) { do something } Will always be false. A user can not be opped at the time of joining a channel. You must first be ON the chan (after the 'on join') before you can be opped on it.
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