Another update to my bar snippet, and a big thanks and kisses to BigSteve who's been helping me fix it.

I honestly don't knwo if we're going to get the irc op section running. Though I guess I could get started if there was enough interest

aye Hun we still have the website to finish constructing as well

will do as well, i guess we'll get the ircop stuff added at some point

@gooshie, not all know that don't not underestimated people's stupidity

It worked fine for me

Don't know the version at all. And I know for a fact all those commands work on the server I help run. I don't know what commands are outdated on the other servers, there's too much variation between servers for me to properly edit it. if you see something you wanted added your more the welcome to add it yourself

Dean I didn't write the mode section, so if there's anything that's not there that would be because BigSteve didn't add it. Not every command is listed there just the ones that he and I felt were important.

A help dialog with some of the service commands all users can use. This is for servers that have anope. Paste it into remotes then right click in channel, nicklist, or query to bring it up.

you use /mode #cm7ex several, which while cause an error if that channel doesn't exist
it should simply always be /mode $chan

Sighs and grumbles at her script CHANMON Unknown command. I seriously need a new script.

How would on go about opening this? I keep getting an UNKNOWN COMMAND: LIME_CM every time I try to open it no matter what I do

Thanks Jethro

Thinking of adding an on/off switch and maybe some flood protection

okay Dean, I now see the difference

Jethro I believe you have a small typo in your code you use %xx and then %xxx

 dare:{ var %xx = $nick(#,$r(1,$nick(#,0))), %xxx = $nick(#,$r(1,$nick(#,0))) 

Nice job

Jethro

And possibly cause your CPU to overheat, potentially damaging itself if its poorly maintained.

Wow, that is a bit too extrame, don't you think?
Maybe but like I said before I'm quoting Wader

This is from Wader

if there is no close bracket, you risk the chance of an infinite loop or while loop, until which will obvious crash your PC due to it running 100% on an infinite loop. And possibly cause your CPU to overheat, potentially damaging itself if its poorly maintained.

Its always good practice to keep good, clean, well presented and most importantly commented code so other people can understand what is/meant to be happening

Okay a couple of things, it's a good first try on your boi's part.
But there is a better way of setting up an invite where you don't have to have it more than once. If you leave it the way it is right now you're missing a closing bracket as well.

menu nicklist {
  . Invite Nick: /invite $$1  $$?=" Enter Channel" 
}

well done

that would be the o key sticking

Yes you could, but I always found pressing F3 to voice and F4 to de op myself much easier than clicking

Hi xdesto

Just because it works for you, doesn't mean it works for everyone.

Did you even test it? It doesn't work when you right click on the name. If you want them to go back into whoever if you right click then it should be...

...[-Transform Back-]:{ me transforms back into $1 }

Always test your code before posting

I assume you wanted this as popups. First off all the %user isn't set so when anybody uses wolf two it comes back incomplete. It comes back as "me transforms back into ". I believe you wanted the person to go back to themselves. Also your coding can be simplified. This at best is untested and incomplete

menu nicklist,query {
  .[Wolf Attacks} 
  ..[-Transform/Lay-]:{ me transforms into a wolf and lays at $1 $+ 's feet }
  ..[-Transform Wolf-]:{ me transform into a wolf } 
  ..[-Transform Back-]:{ me transforms back into themselves }
  ..[-Eats-]:{ me attacks and eats $1 }
  ..[-Attacks-]:{ me attacks $1 }
  ..[-Walks-]:{ me walks over to $1 }
  ..[-Snarls-]:{ me snarls at $1 }
  ..[-Sniffs-]:{ me sniffs $1 }
  ..[-Watches-]:{ me watches $1 closely }
  ..[-Protects-]:{ me protects $1 }
  ..[-Defends-]:{ me defends $1 }
} 

You misspelled snarls, and you also repeated a couple of them. I also changed the things from wolf so you could tell what each did with out having to test each of them.

you're missing a closing bracket

Has anybody noticed the updated version doesn't have an opening bracket?