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any way of makeing script
that reacts on topic change and returns topic
on original one (that user provides in code, not
that script has to see what was previous topic)

?

Code:

raw 332:*:{ hadd -m $+(locktopic[,$network,]) $2 $3- }

on *:topic:#:{
  if (%locktopic == 1) {
    if ($me isop $chan) { topic $chan $hget($+(locktopic[,$network,]),$chan) }
  }
  else { hadd -m $+(locktopic[,$network,]) $chan $1- }
}


alias locktopic { set %locktopic $iif(%locktopic == 0,1,0) }

doesnt work

does it have to be modified to work on mirc 6.03 ?

Whats the problem with it?

(is %locktopic set to 1)

it also might help to do /topic #channame

%locktopic isnt set at all

well i and my friend are opped in channel
and he changed the topic and nothing happened

set

%locktopic 1

in variables then type /topic #chan

it starts to flood my channel and me with topic changes
and cannot stop

I don't know if hixxy's needs alterations to work in 6.03, but I just wrote and tested this in 6.03

Code:

 menu channel {
  &amp;Topic Lock : topic.lock $network $chan
}
alias topic.lock {
  if !$+(%,topic.,$1,.,$2) {
    set $+(%,topic.,$1,.,$2) $chan($2).topic
    echo -a Topic for $2 is locked
  }
  else {
    unset $+(%,topic.,$1,.,$2)
    echo -a Topic for $2 is unlocked
  }
}
on @!*:topic:#:{
  if $+(%,topic.,$network,.,$chan) {
    .topic $chan $($+(%,topic.,$network,.,$chan),2)
  }
}

i always get echo Topic for is unlocked

Nothing wrong with your code, just variables are bad for storage like that ... other than that Its good :P

It worked fine in my testing. If the network has chanserv, you might want to see if the topiclock function is available through chanserv. I know I've seen it on some, but not others.

im on Quakenet, not such features

I think Q has a locktopic option ...

If you have Q in your channel, use the settopic command

Quote:

Sets both the current and default topics on the channel to that specified. Note: To use this command you must have +t on the channel.

Usage: /MSG Q SETTOPIC <#channel> <topic>
eg. /MSG Q SETTOPIC #[QN] This is a GREAT topic

And Chanflags

Quote:

+f - Force topic
Prevent people change the topic with /topic command - SETTOPIC is needed.

dont have Q =)
its private small channel

Jigsy: Don't think...KNOW

LOL

Then I'm out of ideas. I downloaded a copy of 6.03 simply to be able to help you by giving you code that works in 6.03, yet you say it doesn't work. The only reason I can see for that code to not work, is if you have a lot of variables already being set by other scripts, so that there's no room left for other variables.

As I said, I wrote & tested that script in 6.03 and it worked fine for me.

One last thing I just thought of, use the channel modes to restrict the setting of the topic to those with ops. That way only people with ops will be able to change the topic.

it is restricted =)

ok, i thank you both for effort, i try see whats wrong at me then.

code works =)
and altho it works i always get
"Topic for is unlocked"

and instead topic it returns just #channelname as topic.

i have this left over from something

[code]
on @*:Topic:#:{
if ((%ttopic != on) && ($nick != $me)) {
topic # %topic
set -u10 %ttopic on
}
}
on *:text:!settopic *:#:{
if (($ulevel >= 4) && (%settop != on)) {
set %topic $$2-
msg # topic preset to %topic
set -u10 %settop on
}
}
on @*:text:!topic:#:{
if (($ulevel >= 4) && (%top != on)) {
topic # %topic
set -u10 %top on
}
}

sorry, not the thing i need

but thanks for trying to help =)

This may be what you are looking for:

Code:

on @*:TOPIC:[color:red]#[/color]:{
  if ($nick == $me) { set $+(%,topic.,$chan) $chan($chan).topic }
  else {
    echo 4 -at $nick Changed The Topic In $chan
    notice $nick You may not change the topic in $chan
    topic $chan $($+(%,topic.,$chan),2)
  }
}

From this topic.

If you change the topic it will be allowed, and saved into a variable. If someone else changes the topic, the script will set it back to the topic saved in the variable, and send them a notice that they aren't allowed to change the topic. This could be modified to kick a person if they try to change the topic too many times.

You can replace the # with #channela,#channelb,#channelc,#etc.

-genius_at_work

this code works great !

but i still get result (when topic returned)

"#channel_name topic that was before"

and if it is corrected 3 times then topic is:
"#channel #channel #channel Topic"

etc.. increasing #channel in topic

any chance to return topic without #channel in it?

It didn't do that for me. Maybe you have a /topic alias in one of your scripts. Try this:

Code:

on @*:TOPIC:#:{ 
  if ($nick == $me) {
    echo 4 -at You changed topic in $chan $+ , topic has been stored.
    set $+(%,topic.,$chan) $1-
  }
  elseif ($($+(%,topic.,$chan),2)) { 
    echo 4 -at $nick changed topic in $chan $+ , restoring topic.
    .notice $nick You may not change the topic in $chan 
    !topic $chan $($+(%,topic.,$chan),2) 
  }
  else {
    echo 4 -at $nick Changed topic in $chan $+ , no previous topic stored.
    .notice $nick You may not change the topic in $chan 
    !topic $chan $me
  }
}

The !topic will prevent any existing aliases from messing anything up. I also extended the code in case you haven't set a topic for that channel yet. It will set the topic to your nick if there is no topic saved for that channel.

-genius_at_work

thaank you !
it works PERFECT !

wohoo im so happy now =)