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#253380 11/06/15 11:57 PM
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Is there a way to script sending an email when someone on my Notify list arrives?

Thanks!

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Is this impossible?

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No, it can be done true socket's, did you try search the net for a script that can send e-mail?

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Yes, I found scripts that will send email.

What I don't know how to do is trigger sending that email when someone shows up on my Notify list.

I'd also like the email to contain the Nick of the person who just signed in as well, if that's possible.

And now that I think about it, I'd be just as happy if I could make a call to a webpage with the nickname as a variable. Something like:

http://www.site.com/?nick=$nick

Any help on any of those would be appreciated. smile

Thanks!

Last edited by jnhjnh; 16/07/15 09:06 PM.
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Anyone know how to make mIRC do something (anything) when someone on your notify list appears?

Is there a notify event? OnNotify or something like that?

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This will let you know if the nick in your notify list is online or go offilne. Just put it in your remote. ALT + R in mirc)

Code:
on *:notify: { echo -a Nick in notify list $nick is online. }
on *:unotify: { echo -a Nick in notify list $nick has quit irc, or changed nick. }

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Awesome! Thank you, sparta!

Works great!

Now I'm trying to launch a URL like this:

on *:notify: { /url -a www.site.com/?a=$nick }

but it's literally putting "$nick" in the string rather than translating it to the actual nickname. Do I need to escape it somehow to work with the /url command?

Thanks again!

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$+(www.site.com/?a=,$nick)


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