Channel Greet With Nick Counter

By jonypaul on Jun 19, 2006

Hi!! This is the first snippet I have ever posted here. In fact, the first one I made, without just changing other peoples snippets to what I like. It is a very easy, simple snippet that will greet a user when he/she joins your chan. It also says the total number of joins since the day you installed it. all you have to do is press ALT + R > FILE > NEW and just paste this there.
Then, right click the channel and select "channel greet". You can reset the date ( it cleans the total of joins, so they'll turn to 0 ) or just show the chan the number of joins. NOTE: where it says #channel change "channel" to the one you wont this to work on, or just put # if you want it to work everywhere.
Well thats it!! If you have any problem just ask, and any critic just make it, as I want to improve my scripting skills :D

menu channel {
  .channel greet
  ..Reset:/setnew
  ..Show Current Total Joins ( public ): /msg $chan 7Since %totaldate $+ 9 %totalusers 7people have joined $chan
  .-
}
alias /setnew {
  /set %totaldate $date
  /unset %totalusers
}

on *:JOIN:#Channel: {
  inc %totalusers 1
  .msg $chan 7Hi4 $nick $+ 7!! Welcome! You're the number9 %totalusers 7person to join $chan since4 %totaldate $+ 7!! Enjoy it here!
}

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KyleJack-Daniels - Feb 24, 2011

this may be old but the date, number wont work. any ideas?

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jonypaul - Jun 21, 2006

ok thx man :D

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xDaeMoN - Jun 21, 2006

The best place would be in the forum ( http://www.hawkee.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=1 )

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jonypaul - Jun 21, 2006

Well...thx for all the help :D
Anyway...I\'m not sure this is the best place to give me an information?
I\'ve got an idea for a code...but need a thing i dunno....can i ask here? lol

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noMen - Jun 20, 2006

Rectification! Mind the extra ]

You can count the users per channel by using %totalusers. [ $+ [ $chan ] ] and %totaldate. [ $+ [ $chan ] ] and of course # instead of #channel.

Why can\'t we edit comments? :S

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noMen - Jun 20, 2006

You can count the users per channel by using %totalusers. [ $+ [ $chan ] and %totaldate. [ $+ [ $chan ] and of course # instead of #channel.

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jonypaul - Jun 20, 2006

Well thx :DDD
Just a minor ajustment:
when i said to replace #channel with # for it to work everywhere, I was wrong, and now i saw that :P
If you just put #, it\'ll be constantly adding users in everychan...imagina you have your bot in a chan that\'s got 50 joins and in a 4 joins one...the variable would be set as 54, the total of joins between the two :D. So...just replace #Channel with the one you want...if you want it to work elsewhere, just paste this anyplace else and replace #channel for the other one you want

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CaRe_Taker - Jun 20, 2006

this is for a bot yeah ?
Not a bad job :)
For a first script

but with ya alias you dont need to put a / in the command it should be like this

alias setnew {
/set %totaldate $date
/unset %totalusers
}

but your way will still work :)
lol
Good job an Welcome :)

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