This snippet allows you to get the content of small websites and return them back!

$parse(URL[,argument1,argument2,...])

URL is a string where you can place %s markers which will be filled with the arguments you specify.

As a bonus theres an asynchronous version too, while the page is downloading mIRC can go on, once its downloaded it will perform the command you specifed on the recieved data!

$parseAsync (callback,URL[,argument1,argument2,...])

examples:

//echo -a $parse(http://hiscore.runescape.com/index_lite.ws?player=%s,zezima)

//echo -a $parse(http://rs.facepwn.com/Parsers/imdb.php?movie=%s,Devils+Advocate)

//echo -a $parse(http://rs.facepwn.com/Parsers/stats.php?user=%s&c1=%s&c2=%s,zezima,3,7)

//noop $parseAsync(echo -a Recieved:,http://rs.facepwn.com/Parsers/stats.php?user=%s&c1=%s&c2=%s,zezima,4,7)

alias parse { 
  .comopen xml msxml2.xmlhttp
  var %x $com(xml,open,1,bstr,get,bstr,$+( [ $regsubex($1,/%s/g,$chr(44) $ $+ $calc(\n +1) $chr(44)) ] ),bool,-1) $& 
    $com(xml,send,1) $com(xml,responseText,2),%x $com(xml).result
  .comclose xml
  return %x
}
alias comid if ($+($1,$com(0))) return $v1
alias parseAsync {
  .comopen $comid(x) msxml2.xmlhttp
  noop $com($v1,open,1,bstr,get,bstr,$+( [ $regsubex($2,/%s/g,$chr(44) $ $+ $calc(\n +2) $chr(44)) ] ),bool,0)
  noop $comcall($v1,noop $!com($1,responseText,2) $(|,) $1 $!com($1).result $(|,) .comclose $!1,send,1)
}