auto greet 4 users

By Chase on May 12, 2007

i made some changes to this script now it dosent have the annoying p2p to the users 1 thay join saying u was last here.

where i put your channel change to your channel

where i put your channel change to your channel

on *:TEXT:*!greet*:#Your channel: {
  set %personal.greet.lol. $+ $nick on
  set %personal.greet $+ $nick $2-
  msg $chan 15 $+ $nick $+ , Your Personal Greet Has Been Set To:7 $2- $+ .
}
on *:JOIN:#your channel: {
  if (%personal.greet.lol. [ $+ [ $nick ] ] == on) {
    msg $chan [7 $+ $nick $+ ]: %personal.greet [ $+ [ $nick ] ]
  }
  if (%personal.greet.lol. [ $+ [ $nick ] ] == $null) {
    notice $nick Get A Greet! [ !greet GREET HERE ]
  }

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|MELIORITE| - May 15, 2007

I don\'t think we need help with this... the comments above are ones that should be heeded. Also look at how other people have used a general # in their codes and where they have sought to limit the channels they have further incorporated lines that allow channels to be put in. Other than the \"errors\" I get the distinct feeling I have seen a close proximity to this coding elsewhere....

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Chase - May 14, 2007

its the greet i have @ www.chat4life.org and it works fine in chase\'s~Chat come visit me some time ill help u there!

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Marshtomp - May 14, 2007

super ew...

The first line nes a ; BADLY.

The Second on JOIN is missing a bracket.
3rd, Whycan\'t you just use # or *????

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Bouncer - May 12, 2007

Also (and I am not sure on this point) in the second on join event you use [ $+ [ $nick ] ], but in the first one you only use $nick. Will it misread itself?

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Bouncer - May 12, 2007

I would remove the from in front of !greet*. If someone is trying to tell another chatter what the command is and says something like:
Type !greet greet here
Then it would save greet here as the persons greet who is trying to explain it.

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