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Can someone lend me help in how to do this: #94573 17/08/04 12:45 PM
Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 96 G Gremel OP Babel fish
OP Gremel Babel fish G Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 96	What I was hoping to do was make a script that would say something every so often in a specific channel. As well I was wondering if there was to put a on off switch or something in it? I have never tried anything along this line and I don't know where to start so any help would be of greatly help.

Re: Can someone lend me help in how to do this: #94574 17/08/04 01:33 PM
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 10 The Netherlands, Eindhoven M MRic3 Pikka bird
MRic3 Pikka bird M Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 10 The Netherlands, Eindhoven	I'm reasonbly new to this 'forum' but i'm sure i've come across this in the search.. so try to use the search...

Re: Can someone lend me help in how to do this: #94575 17/08/04 01:39 PM
Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 96 G Gremel OP Babel fish
OP Gremel Babel fish G Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 96	what would I search for. I sually include a easy to tell title for the post but did't know what to call what i was trying to do...so I wasn't able to perferm a search.

Re: Can someone lend me help in how to do this: #94576 17/08/04 02:30 PM
Joined: Jun 2004 Posts: 291 Uk W whatsthedillio Fjord artisan
whatsthedillio Fjord artisan W Joined: Jun 2004 Posts: 291 Uk	what do u mean like a timer that you can swith on and off? if so you could use this alias message { if (!$1) \|\| (!$2) \|\| (!$3) \|\| (!$4) { echo -a Invalid Parameters \| halt } else { /timer340 $1 $2 //msg $3 $4- } } } ;then use /message <times> <time period> <channel> <message> ;e.g. /message 0 100 #channel hello every one ;0 = unlimited ;1 = 1 time ;the 100 is for the message to display after 100 sec time period then to switch it off alias off { timer340 off } } prolly just as easy to use the regular timer see /help /timer also search forums for timer hope i got the right idea also search forums for timer Last edited by whatsthedillio; 17/08/04 02:38 PM.

Re: Can someone lend me help in how to do this: #94577 17/08/04 07:34 PM
Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 714 Brasil Z Zyzzyx26 Hoopy frood
Zyzzyx26 Hoopy frood Z Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 714 Brasil	Code: menu menubar { Quote ( $+ $upper($group(#Quote)) $+ ) .$iif($group(#Quote) == off,Start,Stop): { $iif($group(#Quote) == off,echo 2 -a Quotes enabled,echo 2 -a Quotes disabled!) $iif($group(#Quote) == off,.timerQuote 0 [color:red]N[/color] start $$input(Channel:,eoq),.timerQuote off) $iif($group(#Quote) == off,.enable #Quote,.disable #Quote) } } #Quote off alias Start { msg $$1 [color:green]<text you want to say>[/color] } #Quote end This should work as you want to. Change the red N to the delay between the text you want to say, in seconds! (Eg. every 30 minutes = 1800 secs). Also replace the green part with the text you want to say. You can use $!read(filename.txt) to say a random line from the filename.txt file. You have to have that file in your mIRC folders created I hope this is what you're looking for Zyzzyx. Edit: I had made a little mistake on the code so I edited the post. Make sure you copied the code that had this message under it! Last edited by Zyzzyx26; 17/08/04 07:50 PM. "All we are saying is give peace a chance" -- John Lennon

Re: Can someone lend me help in how to do this: #94578 18/08/04 01:44 AM
Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 96 G Gremel OP Babel fish
OP Gremel Babel fish G Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 96	Thanks Zyzzy, that helped though I needed to remove the $$1 bit and put in a # in order for it to work for me.

Re: Can someone lend me help in how to do this: #94579 18/08/04 05:06 PM
Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 714 Brasil Z Zyzzyx26 Hoopy frood
Zyzzyx26 Hoopy frood Z Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 714 Brasil	Yw! Just keep in mind that by replacing the $$1, it will not send the message to the channel you typed in the box that appears. "All we are saying is give peace a chance" -- John Lennon

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