Forums Scripts & Popups Time Talker in MSN

Please don't tell me anything about "MSN Sucks."

But, I have my script connected to MSN.
I'm wondering how to make it so, I right click in the channel (Popups menu) and click "Time Talker" a popup comes up ($$?="Enter Message") and then when I type a message, in the MSN chat room it'll say:
Leper`Messiah's local time: <The message I put>

I used to have this, so I know it's possible, but I forgot how. Someone please help, I tried various forms of "/ctcpreply $chan TIME $$?="Enter Message" but they don't work. I tried putting $Chan and $Nick too..

It seen the latest msn have had upgraded another version of their chat control and u are not able to use that feature no longer.

Cheer

did u read the sticky thread saying msn connects are not allowed and that u will not be given help in any shape or form about it?

as i learnt the hard way

its actually /.ctcpreply not .ctcpreply and not /ctcpreply

you--are--retarted...

/command - run command under normal circumstances
.command - Run under "quiet" mode
/.command - yup, quit mode again

The "/." doesn't mater..

do you script on msn?

The default /ctcpreply command is exactly as king described it.. unless you are using a /ctcpreply alias then it does the same thing with a dot and without, it just hides what it does if you use a dot.

Should i be scripting on msn? Sorry, i try to stay within the legal boundries.

That is mIRC script syntax, it makes no difference where you use it.

If you want custom aliases & identifiers to recognize the dot, you can use $show
$show
Returns $false if a command is prefixed with a . to make it quiet, otherwise returns $true

^^^^^^^ /me points to Nimue, saying *pfffft* in Phenix's direction

im not saying you SHOULD script on msn im saying take it from me who DOES that . or / seperately dont work in this case it has to be /.

Yeah I know..but it's still a remote possibility that the person who wrote the ctcpreply alias (supposing he has one) decided he'd use the . for something else.

Type //echo -a $isalias(ctcpreply). If you get $false..then you're talking out of your ass:
/ctcpreply and /.ctcpreply do the same thing, but the latter hides that it is doing it.

but i dont see why it matters bcoz as feedom pointed out it has been disabled

pheonix im disapointed in you once again ... havent we had this msn debate till we were all blue in the face with u.

the problem with your reasoning is that no matter where mirc connects to it still only works with the same basic commands ...... UNLESS U SCRIPT AROUND THEM.

now with that said ...... if you have an alternative /ctcpreply alias then u also need to post that along with your useless help from above ...... if u cant help fully and be able to explain your answers fully then dont bother posting ....... if you dont bother posting when ur just not sure or just dont know then no one will be trashing u for what you post

please read the help file ....... ive got my 7 yr old reading it to me and understanding it ..... if u cant understand some of it then ill be glad to give u my phone number and ill let my child explain things to u

i didnt make that alias and i dont know why its like that but it wont work with . or / or just ctcpreply it has to be /.ctcpreply but as feedom said its no longer an available option

I think you could stop with that discussion... I used to script on MSN and the command for ctcpreply uses /. , not /ctcpreply nor .ctcpreply

MSN is not a very normal server, for instance, banning requires

not


some mIRC commands do not work on MSN, nor some MSN commands work on most other IRC servers