At line 139, it gets buggy. Instead of sending it to a channel, it gets sent to my main server window.

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I don't know!

How about you tell us why 'it gets buggy' at line 139. Possibly show us some of the error messages?

Also, using $iif() in that fasion is just criminal.. CRIMINAL..

Since you didn't show us which line is line 139, I was too lazy to count to line 139. And I'm at a school computer so I won't be pasting it into a new remote sheet.



Well, sending it to the status window would be /echo -s. If this is popups for channel, then use /echo -a.

-Neal.

Per Neal's reply,



Well, the popup is not in the channel, but in the main bar as it uses a DLL to make sure it stays on the top bar.
Actually, line 139 is this


What do you suggest as a rewrite?

Well then.



I don't see how msg # will send it to the status window. This is, of course, assuming by server window you meant status window. Is it something else?

Your problem is most likely the comma in the $true section of the $iif. As with most commands in mIRC, you cannot use the character that's used for separating arguments within an argument. Because the comma separates the items in the $iif, it cannot be used in any part of the $iif. Either change the $iif to an IF, or try changing the comma to $chr(44) and see if that works, or else put the $hget stuff into a variable and then put the variable in the $iif.