simple thanks

By Skylar on Feb 05, 2009

just copy and paste in remotes. im new to this so if i could get help im willing to learn. thank you. just add me and maybe i could get some tips on how to script.

on *:RAWMODE:#:{
  if (+q isin $1) && ($me isin $2) { inc %cf 1 | msg $chan 9,14Thanks for the 4~7 $nick  }
  if (+a isin $1) && ($me isin $2) { inc %sop 1 | msg $chan 9,14Thanks for the 4&7 $nick }
  if (+o isin $1) && ($me isin $2) { inc %aop 1 | msg $chan 9,14Thanks for the 4@7 $nick }
  if (+h isin $1) && ($me isin $2) { inc %hop 1 | msg $chan 9,14Thanks for the 4%7 $nick }
  if (+v isin $1) && ($me isin $2) { inc %vop 1 | msg $chan 9,14Thanks for the 4+7 $nick }
}

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aheronamedhope - Feb 24, 2009

hawkee, love the fb connect. Trying to intergrate into my new forum for my site!

Its been hard trying to find someone to do it properly

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dashh - Feb 22, 2009

lol.

but maybe Skylar's dont know regular expresions .. xD

and bugmode like -+q make it a bug xD

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slacker - Feb 21, 2009

dashh Said:

alias test {
if ( ( $me = $2 ) && ( $me != $nick ) ) {

if ( $1 isincs +q +a +o +h +v ) {
;- or ;-- $istok( +q +a +o +h +v,$1,32) if u want. <--
inc %lol. [ $+ [ $v1 ] ]
echo -a * thanks to $v1 $nick =)
}
}
}

=) dont need anymore.

well you could use regex as well

on *:rawmode:#: { 
  if ($me == $2 && $nick != $me && $regex($1,/[+-][qaohv])) { 
    inc $+(%,lol,.,$1) 
    msg # * thanks for $1 $nick =) $+([,$ord($($+(%,lol,.,$1),2)),$chr(32),$1,])
  } 
}

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Hawkee - Feb 21, 2009

hero, and the verdict?

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aheronamedhope - Feb 21, 2009

sorry im just trying out fb connect!

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dashh - Feb 19, 2009

alias test {
if ( ( $me = $2 ) && ( $me != $nick ) ) {

if ( $1 isincs +q +a +o +h +v ) {

;- or ;-- $istok( +q +a +o +h +v,$1,32) if u want. <--
inc %lol. [ $+ [ $v1 ] ]
echo -a * thanks to $v1 $nick =)
}
}
}

=) dont need anymore.

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napa182 - Feb 05, 2009

you could do somthing like this.
this is one i made along time ago

on *:rawmode:#: {
  if (%thanker && $nick != $me && $2 == $me) {
    inc $+(%,mode,.,$chan,.,$1)
    var %mode $replace($right($1,-1),oq,@~,ao,&@,a,&,o,@,h,%,v,+,q,~) 
    msg $chan $iif($left($1,1) == +,12{14Thank's for the $+(+,%mode) 12}{14 $nick $+ . 12}{14 I have been 12}{14 $+(+,%mode,'ed) In Channel $chan 12}{14 For The 12}{14 $ord($($+(%,mode,.,$chan,.,$1),2)) Time. 12},12{14WTF12}{14 $nick $+ . 12}{14 Why The Hell You Take My Mode! 12}{14 I have been 12}{14 $+(-,%mode,'ed) In Channel $chan 12}{14 For The 12}{14 $ord($($+(%,mode,.,$chan,.,$1),2)) Time. 12}) 
  }
}
menu channel {
  .Turn Mode Thanker $iif(!%thanker,ON,OFF):{ $iif(!%thanker,set %thanker on,unset %thanker) | echo -a Mode Thanker Is Now $iif(!%thanker,OFF,ON)  }
}

Jamiie Said:

There's a countless number of these "thank's" scripts.. don't need anymore.

um so what if there is over a million of them. most of every code has been done atlest once.

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Aucun50 - Feb 05, 2009

Personally i judge the script by how they did it not by how many there are or that i can do so much better, this kind of script is good for people who are new to mIRC scripting it easy and some what useful.

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Jamiie - Feb 05, 2009

You got one more closing bracket than what you need.

There's a countless number of these "thank's" scripts.. don't need anymore.

3/10

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Aucun50 - Feb 05, 2009

Different but looks ok

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