ison and isop problem - mIRC Discussion Forums

Hi,

i made these two lines but i have a problem. they don't work if i'm not on #channel myself. i won't to use them even if i'm not on the channel myself.how do i get these to work?

if ($nick ison #Channel) {Code}
if ($nick isop #Channel) {Code}

thank you

I tried something similar a while back and i was lead to believe i couldnt keep track of users in a channel that i am not in, although if you whois a user it will tell you what channels they are in.... so depending on what youre trying to do that might help a little.

well i wrote a liitle fun bot.

and people can request it to join there channel. but only if they are op's on that channel. so for example

!regchan #channel

the bot look's up if the user is on #channel and if he/she is an op before putting the channel in the registration list and join's.
then the rest of the code work's fine untill now.

thank you

you'll need raw for that
whch i dont tinker in
but im sure someone may be able to help you

Raw 319 contains curerent channels.
So something along the lines of doing a whois on user then
raw 319:*:if (@#channame isin $1-) { do command } ???

Code:

Raw 319:*: {
  if ($wildtok($3-,$+(@,#ChanName,),1,32)) { 
    commands
  }
  elseif (!$wildtok($3-,$+(@,#ChanName,),1,32)) { 
    commands  
  }
}

Checks where or not they are an operator on the channel. I wouldn't use the isin operator because if they are in channel names with near enough the same names such as:
#ThisIsAChanName
#ChanName

Code:

if ($wildtok($3-,$+(@,#ChanName,),1,32)) { 
  commands
}

We've checked they're not an op so it performs other commands.

Code:

elseif ($wildtok($3-,$+(@,#ChanName,),1,32)) { 
  other commands
}