i am using serveral commands in my script, msg $active describe $acrive ect and so on
it wants to do all these commands on the first open network, instead of the one im on now...is there a way to fix that?
could you give us a little piece of code how to reproduce that?
I think he just means that if he has multiple connections open, he wants to know how to send one command to a network and not to the others, while he $active being from on a diffrent network.
like this;
if i send this command from an sclick on a dialog;
/describe $active blkjnflddd
and $active is on [network 2], it will send the command to [network 1]
network 1 being the first opened network/status window
I think you may need to use $scon(0) and /scid .
I think thats what you mean, if so try:
/scid 2 //echo -s Status Screen For Server 2
You wanted that right?
im sure i can fit it some how, but
i //echo-a $scon(0) and got 2
then i did the /scon 2 thing and got
* No such connection id: 2
$scon(0) returns the amount of connections open, not the connection id's.
what you're looking for is $scid().. maybe $activecid
weird
the first network open is 1, the next is 5?
