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I'm would like to have the text on joins and part to be in my own language.
In my case that is dutch.
I did something like this:
on !*:JOIN:#: {
echo # 9 $timestamp * $nick Is4 # 9binnen gekomen.
}

That works.
Then i added this:
on !*:PART:#: {
echo # 8 $timestamp * $nick Heeft4 # 8verlaten.
}
Somehow the original text: <nick> has left <room> is also theretogether whit the line I added.
At last I added this:
ON !*:NICK: {
echo # 15 $timestamp $nick Heet Nu $newnick
}
This somehow only shows up on the status screen and the original text <nick> is now known as <newnick> is stil on the channel.
Howcome the first (join text) is working but the others don't.
I thought if the first is working the others should work on the same way.
I guess this shows how new I am ....

I learn something new every day.
Will somebody learn me this ??

Two things, the ^ and the haltdef to prevent the default display.

Code:

on !*[color:blue]^[/color]:join:#:{
  echo # 9 $timestamp * $nick Is4 # 9binnen gekomen.
  [color:blue]haltdef[/color]
}
on !*[color:blue]^[/color]:part:#:{
  echo # 8 $timestamp * $nick Heeft4 # 8verlaten.
  [color:blue]haltdef[/color]
}
on !*[color:blue]^[/color]:nick:{
  var %i = 1
  while $comchan($newnick,%i) {
    echo $v1 15 $timestamp $nick Heet Nu $newnick
    inc %i
  }
  [color:blue]haltdef[/color]
}
on !*[color:blue]^[/color]:quit:{
  var %i = 1
  while $comchan($nick,%i) {
    echo $v1 15 $timestamp $nick &lt;Message for quitting&gt;
    inc %i
  }
  [color:blue]haltdef[/color]
}

Somehow your script isn't working Iori.
I have no idea why not.

Are you using the latest version of mIRC (v6.16)?

yes i am

Then it should be working fine. Make sure the formatting is the same as in my post (the lines, spacing etc).

I forgot to copy someting

It works fine thank you
haltdef does that mean halt default?

No probs

Yep, thats exactly what it means

You can find info on it in the help file by typing /help Halting default text

howcome it doesn't work when i remove a space or leave it as 1 line ?

Well, as for spacing, that's the way the mIRC script parser works, correct spacing is important

It will work as one line, you just need to use | to seperate the multiple commands, like I pointed out in your other post

Code:

on !*^:quit:var %i = 1 | while $comchan($nick,%i) { echo $v1 15 $timestamp $nick &lt;Message for quitting&gt; | inc %i } | haltdef

Here your script still shows the messages in the statuswindow and not in the channel. What to do?

Code:

on !*^:nick:{
  var %i = 1
  while $comchan($newnick,%i) {
    echo $v1 15 $timestamp $nick Heet Nu $newnick
    inc %i
  }
  haltdef
}
on !*^:quit:{
  var %i = 1
  while $comchan($nick,%i) {
    echo $v1 15 $timestamp $nick &lt;Message for quitting&gt;
    inc %i
  }
  haltdef
}

I mean these scripts.

See above Q:

Quote:

Are you using the latest version of mIRC (v6.16)?

Quote:

See above Q:

Quote:

Are you using the latest version of mIRC (v6.16)?

Hmm, turns out I'm still using 6.12.

Kthx. =)

/edit
Oh, hmm, still something to ask: the quit-message that someone uses, how can I spawn it using a variable? (like $nick for the nick)

/edit2: how can I still catch the user's [email]user@host[/email] address when using it in that quit-script? It just shows blank while there should be the same as joining.

The two parts in red, arrange as you like

Code:

on !*^:quit:{
  var %i = 1
  while $comchan($nick,%i) {
    echo $v1 15 $timestamp $nick [color:red]( $+ $address $+ )[/color] &lt;Message for quitting&gt; [color:red]( $+ $1-)[/color]
    inc %i
  }
  haltdef
}

Same thing goes for the others as far as addresses.
Parts might have a $1- message as well.

Weird, with bitlbee I get the correct quit message, which is like this: 02-13|21:41:31 <-- duron_ (*!faxxxxxx@skynet.xx) Quit (Leaving...).

But on quakenet I have a problem, the address won't show up. Ie. 02-13|21:41:16 <-- Muis| () Quit (Ping timeout)

Code:

echo $v1 $timestamp 00&lt;10-- 14 $+ $nick 8(15 $+ $address($nick,0) $+ 8)14 Quit ( $+ $1-)

That's the code I use. Anyone got the answer to this mystery?

/edit: how weird, I just checked the same channel on quakenet and it shows this: 02-13|21:45:26 <-- wipeke` (*!fjord@dDxxxxxxD.access.telenet.xx) Quit (Signed off)

Well, using $address() requires that the users address be in IAL. Probably best to stick with $address for this.

Oh, didn't know $address was usable without the (). Thanks.

Seems to work now, woot!

Now I'm changing all chan messages to custom ones, but still things like 02-14|21:24:37 * root sets mode: +v _drydope are plain standard, and I really want to change that.

Atm I have this:

Code:

on *:mode:#:{
  echo # $timestamp $nick changed $chan mode to $1-
  haltdef
}

It just doesn't change anything, and I actually don't really know why. I have to say I've just discovered "mirc scripting".

Well, 'on mode' only triggers for channel modes (+/-mntietc) not for user modes.
Have a look at 'on rawmode'

Thanks, that worked.

But now I'm stuck with another problem:

Code:

on *:rawmode:#:{
  echo # $timestamp 15-10--9 $nick sets mode:10 $1-
  haltdef
}

It shows my custom message but also the original message. I thought it would disappear when using haltdef?

/edit: nevermind, I changed the accesslevel from * to *^ and now it doesn't show the original message.

Code:

on !*^:ACTION:*:#:{
  echo # $timestamp 15-10-- 6 $+ $nick $1-
  haltdef
}

The manual says: "you can't check this yourself", and it's true, I only see others' actions customized, mine are still standard. Is there another action like ON ACTION that includes my own actions?

/help ON INPUT. Example:

on *:input:#:{
if ($1 == /me) {
echo -a You just did an action
halt
}
}

Regards,

Imo the easiest and fullproof way is to make custom aliases for /me and /describe vs. an event that is triggered on anything you put in.

alias me !.me $$1- | echo -tc action $active * $me $1-
alias describe !.describe $$1- | echo -tc action $1 * $me $2-

It doesn't do anything I'm afraid.

/edit: @mentality

/edit2: right, solution 2 works just fine, thanks.