My Code:
I Coded it all :)

on *:start: {
hmake Config 10
hmake IpLog 25
hload IpLog IpLog.hash
hload Config Config.hash
window -zk[0] @Raws
window -n @Raws
if ($hget(Config,Servers) == $null) { setupserver $input(There Is No Servers To Connect To.) | halt }
server $gettok($hget(Config,Servers),1,32)
set %svrnum 2
:top
if ($gettok($hget(Config,Servers),%svrnum,32) == $null) { unset %svrnum | halt }
server -m $gettok($hget(Config,Servers),%svrnum,32)
inc %svrnum 1
goto top
}

on *:connect: {
if ($hget($network) == $null) {
hmake $network 10
}
if ($exists( $+ $network $+ .hash) == $true) { hload $network $network $+ .hash }
perform
set -u10 %startup yes
}

alias perform {
if ($hget($network,Nickname) == $null) { set %setupsvr $network | setupserver | halt }
if ($hget($network,Channels)) { join $hget($network,Channels) }
nick $iif(%tempnick,%tempnick,$hget($network,Nickname))
ns identify $dcode($hget($network,Password),m)
if ($hget($network,OperNick)) {
oper $dcode($hget($network,OperNick)) $dcode($hget($network,OperPass))
/mode $me +iwxoghaAsNWtTq
/mode $me +s +cFkevGnNqsSo
}
window -n \"status window\"
}

So if it\'s not a security issue, you could use this one, too. Xdaemon... it says you can specify it for a server, so you only specify it for the server you go to if you have nickserv. Then you can connect to others and not give away your password.

yeah you could, but its not a security issue for me as that password is only used for irc nicks, and nothing else. So you couldnt for instance check my email with it.

Perform is triggered when you connect to a server/network & performs the commands, network-specific or not.

You can put it in On Connect too, you just need to put conditions for it to be network/sever-specific.

That\'s why I said it\'s the same.

From the mIRC Help File:

Perform...
The perform on connect option allows you to specify a set of commands that you want mIRC to perform when it connects to a specific IRC network. You can specify a set of commands to be performed for All Networks, for a specific network, and for any Other networks that are not specifically assigned their own commands.

And I could just as easily message you when you connect saying $nick is registered, and you\'d give me your password. It\'s better to use the perform.

Xdaemon- No, it\'s not the same. Because, like I said, you can choose only to use it on servers/networks that have nickserv, so the name couldn\'t be used by a regular user.

on :NOTICE:isregistered:*: {
if ( $nick = Nickserv ) {
.msg nickserv identify password
}
}

thats how I have mine.

Well the way I have it in my on :Connect is
if ($gettok($server,2,46) == ) {

@ Supergeo, the perform section is the same with On Connect. See Yoinx\'s comment below regarding the On Connect Event for this snippet.

Perform section in the main dialog. Does same thing, but allows you to specify network.

true

one reason to not put it in the on connect portion, is that not all servers use nickserv. So If you join a server that doesnt, they probably dont prohibit the nick \'nickserv\' so if someone is using it... You\'ll be giving them a password. Which may or may not be the same password you use for other things.

exactly but what u said was it will msg nickserv even if services aren\'t there but mine won\'t msg Nickserv because Nickserv wouldn\'t of noticed me

Ummm unless I am wrong, Nickserv is a part of Services, and if down, will not respond.

but this way if services are down it won\'t msg them ;)

On my server the nickserv message comes as a SNOTICE. Also, why not put it in the on :CONNECT script?

on *:CONNECT: {
.nickserv identify
.timer 1 5 .join #,#,#
}

so simple.................................... but ok

i use it for my self and for my bots

oh i see

on the server i go on it doesn\'t allow /ns it wants /nickserv

hm you can shorten /nickserv to /ns and it should be /join #chan,#chan,#chan,#chan