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some irc server's and room u need a key to enter the room. U have to type in /join #room {Key}. This should be built into to mirc for easy acess.

You have to know the key, mIRC can't just look it up for you. Thats the whole point of a 'keyed' room. /join #channel key is how you enter the keyed room's with mIRC.

I do know the key, I am just saying that a key feild should be entered. Like u goto add a new channel to your list, U should be able to use use the key just like it saves the password for u. All I do not wanna do is enter the key in everytime I enter the room. Mirc save the nick name password for the room, why not the key too.

because the key can be removed probably, anyway:

Say #chatzone was the channel, well add this to your remote section (ALT+R)

Code:

alias chatzone {
  join #chatzone key
}

Then you would type /chatzone and it would work

You can modify it to fit your needs, chatzone is the command you would type, and there must be a space between alias the word/command and that {. Then below is the command that will happen once '/chatzone' is typed. You don't have to prefix it with a '/' in scripting.

mIRC already allows you to enter the key/password in the favourite channels dialog.

Try this codes

Code:

 
raw 475:*:{
  .timer 1 1 chanislocked $2
  haltdef
}

alias chanislocked {
  if ($($+(%,chan.,$1),2) == $null || $($+(%,chan.,$1),2) == "") {
    set %tempkey $?="The $1 is locked with a key. $ctrl $+ If you know the kay $ctrl $+ please enter it:"
    if (%tempkey != $null &amp;&amp; %tempkey != "") {
      set $+(%,chan.,$1) %tempkey
      set %lastchanusedkey $1
      .timer 1 10 unset %lastchanusedkey
      join $1 %tempkey
    }
  }
  else {
    if (%lastchanusedkey == $1) {
      set %tempkey $?="The $1 key ( $+ $($+(%,chan.,$1),2) $+ ) is not correct, please enter another key:"
      if (%tempkey != $null &amp;&amp; %tempkey != "") {
        set $+(%,chan.,$1) %tempkey
        set %lastchanusedkey $1
        .timer 1 10 unset %lastchanusedkey
        join $1 %tempkey
      }
    }
    else {
      set %lastchanusedkey $1
      .timer 1 10 unset %lastchanusedkey
      join $1 $($+(%,chan.,$1),2)
    }
  }
  unset %tempkey
}

Quote:

set %tempkey $?="The $1 is locked with a key. $ctrl $+ If you know the kay $ctrl $+ please enter it:"

I believe you meant to use $crlf, not $ctrl