ok, i'm logged in now.. cant login with username Admin|BP, but i can with Admin.. so the site cant like the |

how do it handle nicks?, i mean, i use Admin|BP.. can it read the < | > ??

becouse, i cant log in on the webpanel

Yes, you do login with the same details as in the bot and disable error reporting in PHP.
Be sure to integrate it correctly.

i got some noticede:

Notice: Undefined index: user in C:\xampp\htdocs\irc\webpanel\index.php on line 6

Notice: Undefined index: user in C:\xampp\htdocs\irc\webpanel\index.php on line 25

Notice: Undefined index: user in C:\xampp\htdocs\irc\webpanel\library\templates\header.tpl.php on line 12
MBC Web Panel

Please provide correct username.
Username:
Password:

Notice: Undefined index: user in C:\xampp\htdocs\irc\webpanel\library\templates\footer.tpl.php on line 2

Notice: Undefined index: user in C:\xampp\htdocs\irc\webpanel\library\templates\footer.tpl.php on line 18

And how do i log in?, cant with my login in the bot?

i hope there comes a update to this :)

Hawkee, PHP bots tend to suck anyway.

Understood your idea, guys, but the deal is, that this panel is optional, NOT REQUIRED, which means that I can't base everything via PHP & Sockets. This is just a little extra to preview people what they can do with such MySQL bot and why to choose it. :)

I don't think making the bot in PHP would be a very good idea. Most mIRC users don't know how to run PHP. What would make sense is to install this on a shared web host and create an mIRC client that can be configured to connect to it and pass information. But the PHP code should recieve the updates after the client authenticates. Best not to allow the client to update mysql directly.

This would be much better if you just made the IRC bot with PHP.

Also, a nice API would be beneficial.

Actually, this is not public. It has login system integrated with IRC one.

Its not generally very secure to open up mySQL to public data writes. It would be better if this took updates through the web. That way you can make it into a hub for multiple mIRC users to post to securely.

Yes, Hawkee, exactly. Locally I've already made updates that include messaging system (shows if you've got unread memo on IRC), seen module and I'll finish web -> bot control that allows you execute commands that are posted in web panel (such as /part #channel, /m.sync etc.)

Will update as soon as I finish and fully test these. :)

So mIRC writes to the database and this will display the information from the database?