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;= Autogreet by Peachey
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on *:JOIN:#:{
  describe $active welcomes $nick -- Welcome to $chan ,How may we help you? We hope you enjoy your stay in $chan
}

I have this script running from my MIRC which controls the 2 channels i help run (#pweb and #peachhut[mine]) when someone joins either channel it produces this:

[10:14] * @peachbot welcomes peachey -- Welcome to #Pweb ,How may we help you? We hope you enjoy your stay in #Pweb

and if someone joins both channels:

[10:14] * @peachbot welcomes peachey -- Welcome to #Pweb ,How may we help you? We hope you enjoy your stay in #Pweb
[10:14] * @peachbot welcomes peachey -- Welcome to #peachhut ,How may we help you? We hope you enjoy your stay in #peachhut

Is their a way to edit the script so it only shows the #pweb one in the #pweb channel and the #peachhut welcome in #peachhut

Thanks in advance.
Peachey

Code:

 
on *:JOIN:#:{
  if ($chan == #pweb) { 
    describe $active welcomes $nick -- Welcome to $chan ,How   may we help you? We hope you enjoy your stay in $chan
  }
  if ($chan == #peachhut) { 
    describe $active welcomes $nick -- Welcome to $chan ,How may we help you? We hope you enjoy your stay in $chan
  }
}

try that

Hi, use this

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on *:JOIN:#Channel_name:{  
  describe # welcomes $nick -- Welcome to $chan ,How may we help you? We hope you enjoy your stay in #
}

Or you can use this.

Code:

on *:JOIN:#:{  
  if $istok(#channel1 #channel2 #channel3 , $chan , 32) {
    describe # welcomes $nick -- Welcome to $chan ,How may we help you? We hope you enjoy your stay in #
  }
}

These codes will work for you, but if you are running it in more than one channel, I recommend the 2nd code.
PS: you can add as many channels as you want, separate them with spaces.

Regards,

The problem is that you are sending the message to $active. $active returns the window that is currently active/open on your mIRC. The identifier you need to use is $chan. $chan returns the channel where the event was triggered (ie, where the user joined).

-genius_at_work

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Or you can use this.

Code:

on *:JOIN:#:{  
  if $istok(#channel1 #channel2 #channel3 , $chan , 32) {
    describe # welcomes $nick -- Welcome to $chan ,How may we help you? We hope you enjoy your stay in #
  }
}

Why not use the on *:JOIN:#channel1,#channel2,#channel3: { } already in existance?

Code:

on *:JOIN:#:{
  /describe $chan welcomes $nick -- Welcome to $chan ,How may we help you? We hope you enjoy your stay in $chan
}