Channel greet Greet

By appledells on Mar 22, 2009

Paste this into remote also delete "or do"
Please Enjoy

on *:JOIN:#channel:msg #channel Entry Message

;or do 

on *:JOIN:#channel:msg $nick Entry Message

;or do

on *:JOIN:#channel:notice $nick Entry Message

;Please Note if you add a / in front of msg or notice it does not always work right.

Comments

Sign in to comment.
Jethro   -  Mar 23, 2011

You can randomize them this way:

on !*:join:#channel:{
  tokenize 124 $+(msg #,|,notice $nick,|,msg $nick)
  $(,$+($,$r(1,$0))) Entry Message
}

If you already specify the targeted channel in the join event, you don't need to respecify it as "msg #channel," just "msg #" or "msg $chan" will get the job done. The exclamation prefix by the join event is to tell mIRC not to trigger and send the greetings upon the client that runs the code. Think of it as if $nick != $me. Unless, of course, you like to send a welcome message to yourself whenever you join a channel.

P.S. I know this is an old snippet from last year, but I thought I'd offer my input.

 Respond  
ManicWaldo   -  Mar 23, 2011

Very simple and right to the point. Good job for all three basic greet methods. Thanks.

 Respond  
Are you sure you want to unfollow this person?
Are you sure you want to delete this?
Click "Unsubscribe" to stop receiving notices pertaining to this post.
Click "Subscribe" to resume notices pertaining to this post.