Foolish me, I did not see this script has posted in 2005, lol.

I am sorry if I offend you but I cannot possible see how this would be useful.

Also, no need for the "$2-".

You can just use "$2".

I think someone else explained the difference between $2- and $2

DarthReven is there any wrong at this you wrote? Cause i like your idea!

on @:text:!invite :#: { if ($numtok($2-,32) > 1) { var %x $0,%y $strip($2-) | while (%x) { invite $gettok(%y,%x,32) $chan | dec %x } | else { invite $2 $chan } } }

I didn\'t see any good invite scripts in snippets.. so here is a simple one! Hope you find it useful! 3rD script by ME :D

You said the above.
To tell you the truth, I STILL don\'t see any good invite snippets.

I\'m sorry if this sounds mean, but I don\'t see how this would be usefull.
I mean when using mIRC I have always used /invite .
And Corne wouldn\'t it be best to just make a \"Mass Invite\" which can be found in a
number of snippets? Maybe this is just me.

I meant to say more than a user at the time like this /invite nick2 nick2 nick3 #channel (without any other stuff). So because he did not specified nothing else besides his code I think I said it right that you cant invite more than a user at the time.

Status you wouldn\'t want to use that cause if the channel isn\'t yours someone could complain about you spaming and corne you can invite more then one person at a time it would just take a loop and 2 variables to do it EX: on @:text:!invite :#: { if ($numtok($2-,32) > 1) { var %x $0,%y $strip($2-) | while (%x) { invite $gettok(%y,%x,32) $chan | dec %x } | else { invite $2 $chan } }

how about

on 1:JOIN:#:/msg $nick please join #mywhateverchannel

You should do a check to see if the bot is opped in that channe like this \"ON @*:TEXT....\" and you also should check if $2 is in the channel or not. (and it should be $2 not $2- because you cant invite more than a user at the time).