I currently have this in my on connect event:

titlebar $me on $network $+ ( $+ $server $+ ) . The time is $fulldate

And thi works whenever a user connects, however my problem is I want the titlebar to update everytime someone changes server tabs, or clicks on a channel on another network..
Any idea on how I can do this?

To update the $network and stuff, use $!network instead.

However, since you are /titlebar once, you want to /timer it with -o every second (as an auto-update). Therefore, it will take you up to a second for your titlebar to update itself.

I know this because I have a clock in my titlebar and $active channel bans which changes by the second.

that sort of works, it doesnt update $active when i try though..

in nnscript, it updates instantly, even under 1 second, how would one go about doing that?

still use a timer, but set it to run in milliseconds rather than seconds

the -m makes the timer work in milliseconds, so 250 is 250 milliseconds, or 1/4 of a second (ie: 4 times per second)

Please note that millisecond timers are harder on system resources than regular timers.

I'd use a delay of 50 ms. 20 times a second. Also I'd use the SIGNAL event.



You could have it trigger an ALIAS but that can spell disaster if something goes wrong. Besides SIGNAL let's you modify the timer from several scripts.