yeah thanks, learned something new. :)

Buddy, irc.coldfront.net travist that makes sure its a channel

What server Weasel ?
Err TravisT i change it..tq

$$?

I've never seen the # used here. What is the expected result of having # proceed the "$$?"
?

Buddy, dialogs are easy. Pm me, i use coldfront, nick is twango

Ok i just updated it..but no big different..

oo

buddy best thing is...

/help dialogs

No problem. =]

oic thanx MaxEvans

oh yup Weasel i forgot it..Ns identify password..but its ok it same as ns identify nick password..

That's a dialog. It's a visual part of the script, allows you to type in your nickname and passwords in text fields.

im still learning hehe

dialog aid {
title "Auto Identify"
size -1 -1 144 64
option dbu
edit %nick1, 1, 21 14 50 10
edit %nick2, 2, 21 29 50 10
edit %pass1, 3, 90 14 51 10, pass
edit %pass2, 4, 90 29 51 10, pass
button "Okay", 5, 57 49 30 10, ok
box "Auto Identify Dialog", 6, 3 3 140 43
text "Nick1:", 7, 5 15 16 8, center
text "Nick2:", 8, 5 30 16 8, center
text "Pass1:", 9, 74 15 16 8, center
text "Pass2:", 10, 74 30 16 8, center

actually what is this thing mean? someone please teach me..

I made this a while back for auto identify. I use things like this.

dialog aid {
  title "Auto Identify"
  size -1 -1 144 64
  option dbu
  edit %nick1, 1, 21 14 50 10
  edit %nick2, 2, 21 29 50 10
  edit %pass1, 3, 90 14 51 10, pass
  edit %pass2, 4, 90 29 51 10, pass
  button "Okay", 5, 57 49 30 10, ok
  box "Auto Identify Dialog", 6, 3 3 140 43
  text "Nick1:", 7, 5 15 16 8, center
  text "Nick2:", 8, 5 30 16 8, center
  text "Pass1:", 9, 74 15 16 8, center
  text "Pass2:", 10, 74 30 16 8, center
}

on *:dialog:aid:sclick:5: {
  set %nick1 $did(1) | set %nick2 $did(2) | set %pass1 $did(3) | set %pass2 $did(4)
}

on *:connect: {
  if ($me = %nick1) { identify %pass1 }
  if ($me = %nick2) { identify %pass2 }
}

on *:nick: {
  if $nick == $me {
    if ($newnick == %nick1) { identify %pass1 }
    if ($newnick == %nick2) { identify %pass2 }
  }
}

menu * {
  .Auto Identify: { dialog -m aid aid }
}

Not to bad for a first code, there are some simple ways to have your script join different channels on different networks or servers.

I can't remember now :P Myspazz sucks :(

It's not worthy of this lulzy picture.

ohhhhh, oki :P thx

kirbeh just righ click on the pic and click save as... and make sure u save it as a gif file not jpeg

haha. Where'd ya get it from. ill put it as my display pic 4 myspace x3

I like it :D Probably get removed soon though.

lol, nice pic renegade.

Ajoin could be made simple.

I agree with spanky, lol, but this is how people learn I guess.

Perhaps you could make if for multiple servers aswell, encorporate that into the idea, for instance:

on *:connect:{
  if ($network == Fake-IRC) {
    ns identify password
    join #
  }
  elseif ($network == AnotherFake-IRC) {
    ns identify A different password
  }
}

This way checks what network you're on, and does the appropiate actions.
And you could keep going basically, with elseifs.

I hope this helps. 6/10 for effort :)

BTW: There's no need for the /

@ weasel:

only works in endowment server

Endowment may have a different syntax to id

Buddy, cool but it's NS identify PASSWORD. pretty good though, but the autojoin would be a lot simpler (why not make it !setajoinchan { msg NickServ ajoin ADD # })?

:/ why not just use mircs auto perform.. misses the old days of original ideas

could make a dialog or an alias atleast so you dont gotta open remotes to change it

I use aliases for this, but I suppose it could be handy for those who like to automate the process.
A thought though, you might wanna add a timer before the joins, just to make it goes through and you don't get kb'd from restricted channels.