Forums Scripts & Popups if $nick == owner?

Can't remember the bit that checks if the $nick is the owner of the channel... I looked in a few posts that I thought it was in, but haven't found it.

I believe you're looking forWhere
$nick = Nillen
$chan = #Nillen
$mid(#,2-) = Nillen

is it twitch?
if so, you just need to check if $nick == ownername, there's no owner identifier.

if it's an channel, you'd need to work with the network's channel bot

judge: aren't all channels named after their owner? Eg, if the channel #IHeartRacingGames exists, then the owner is always going to be IHeartRacingGames ?

This is correct, except that (and I'm not sure if this matters) Twitch puts the entire owner name in lowercase.

So the channel name could be #IHeartRacingGames, but the chan owner would be iheartracinggames

channel names are case sensitive, so this is important. Fortunately this is particularly important because all nicks are lower case as well and then formatted after the fact.

Channel names are case sensitive on Twitch? I don't believe this is the case.

This is the case, #Nillens and #nillens are two different channels on twitch. If, as I have before when manually joining channels, you enter a channel with a capital letter, you won't be in the same room as the others as you'd expect to be.

Interesting fact however: If you're already in #nillens and attempt to join #Nillens, nothing will happen.

You shouldn't worry about case sensitivity then, since there will never be a condition where the opposing-case channel is populated by real people from the website, and there should never be a desire to join the wrong one from IRC. So, simply match the name against its owner; case-insensitive.