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channel on startup #2129 17/12/02 03:31 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1 D dantealktrio OP Mostly harmless
OP dantealktrio Mostly harmless D Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1	I remember when i used this a while ago there was a way that when you connected it would automatically set you to a channel (it was in the remote section i believe) but i forgot how............anyone tell me how?

Re: channel on startup #2130 17/12/02 06:19 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 75 Indonesia wyx Babel fish
wyx Babel fish Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 75 Indonesia	Code: on *:Connect:{ /join #chan1 /mode #chan1 +nt /join #chan2 /mode #chan2 +nt } u can used until you got max chann after #chan u can add key chan -= Win 95 Virusses =- -= Try To Infecting Virus =-

Re: channel on startup #2131 17/12/02 06:22 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 144 Montreal, Canada D Dana Vogon poet
Dana Vogon poet D Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 144 Montreal, Canada	You can do this in quite a few ways. 1) mIRC provides an internal function for this. Click on the third button on the toolbar from the left. It's called the Channel Folder. Select or Add a channel of your choice and then click on "Edit". There's a checkbox at the bottom called "Join channel on connect". 2) You can use mIRC's Perform on Connection option to do this. Press Alt + O (or go into the FILE menu and chose OPTIONS). Under the CONNECT tree, there's a menu called PERFORM. Click on it. Check the box called "Enable Perform on Connect" and enter "/join #whateverchannelyouwant" into the big editbox. 3) You can add a line into remotes. To reach remotes, press Alt + R (or go into the TOOLS menu and pick REMOTE). Enter the following: On *:CONNECT: join #whateverchannelnamehere. Click on OK to close the Remote window. Type /remote on in the command line of the Status window or any other window. You're all set. "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." - Arthur C. Clarke

Re: channel on startup #2132 17/12/02 07:40 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,321 Georgia, USA H Hammer Hoopy frood
Hammer Hoopy frood H Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,321 Georgia, USA	As Dana pointed out, the Channels List folder is handier for auto-joining channels because it can be made network-dependent. Click Channels Folder button (3rd from the left on the toolbar). Click the Add button. Channel: Type in the name of the channel you want to add. Password: Put in the password (channel key) if there is one and you know it. Description: This field is just a note for you to see when you open your channels list folder to remind you about that channel (i.e., Dana's channel). Networks: Pick which networks you want to join that channel on. Suppose you wanted to join #MyChannel only on DALnet, EFnet and undernet. Click the Add button below Networks and select DALnet; click it again to add EFnet and finally again to select undernet. Now it will only auto-join those channels if you are connecting to one of those networks. [ ] Join channel on connect Check this to make mIRC auto-join those channels [ ] Minimize on join This prevents all kinds of windows opening right up (annoying indeed if you auto-tile, as I do). Click OK to save your changes and you're done. The next time you connect to one of those networks (only), you will auto-join #MyChannel. As for auto-setting modes, please review the script samples below. Code: ; [ Original script - modified ] ; on :Connect:{ ; ; Join multiple channels in a single JOIN command ; join #chan1,#chan2 ; ; These two mode commands have to be moved to either on JOIN or on OP because you will not even be in the channel(s) ; yet, much less opped. If you're not on and opped in #chan1, you can't set any modes for #chan1. (Commented out) ; See the script at the bottom of the post for a fuller description. ; ; mode #chan1 +nt ; mode #chan2 +nt } ; ; When someone ops me on #MyChannel ; on :OP:#MyChannel: if (s !isin $chan($chan).mode) mode $chan +s ; ; When I join the channel first (creating the channel), mIRC doesn't know that you're opped in #MyChannel until after the JOIN ; is complete (which occurs AFTER on JOINs have all been parsed and processed). Thus, you need a timer (1 millisecond ; will do just fine) to check after the JOIN to see if you're opped or not (meaning you created the channel). ; on me:*:JOIN:#MyChannel: .timer -m 1 1 _mode $chan +skl keyword 5 ; ; _mode is only used inside this script (alias -l); it's for the timer's use. ; alias -l _mode if ($me isop $1) mode $1 $2- DALnet: #HelpDesk and #m[color:#FF0000]IR[color:#EEEE00]C

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