On Join Message

By MartyniP on Apr 05, 2010

When a User Join The will be messaged with:
-^MARTYNI^- The Topic Is: WebStyles.tk
-^MARTYNI^- Please Register by typing /ns register YOURPASSWORD YOUREMAIL
-^MARTYNI^- Please add Auto join by typing: /ns ajoin add #martyni

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ON *:JOIN:#: {
  if ($nick == $me) || ($nick == YOURNAME) || ($nick == BOTNAME) halt
  msg BotServ  SAY $chan Welcome $nick To $chan
  notice $nick The Topic Is: $chan(#).topic
  notice $nick Please Register by typing /ns register YOURPASSWORD YOUREMAIL 
  notice $nick Please add Auto join by typing: /ns ajoin add $chan
}

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Jethro - May 15, 2010

Marty, that still doesn't change the fact that you're not an OP upon entry to a channel. This is what napa meant:

on !*:join:#: {
$+(.timer,$nick,$network) 1 2 opcheck $nick $chan
}
alias -l opcheck { 
if ($1 isop $2) { 
;do something 
}

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napa182 - May 08, 2010

MartyniP Said

Keon191, you could use
if ($nick isop $chan) {
; Message code here
}
MartyniP that wont work cuz when you join a chan you are not an op. there is a delay till any mode is set.
you would have to use a timer to check mode status or a combo of a timer an alias

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MartyniP - May 08, 2010

Keon191, you could use

if ($nick isop $chan) {
; Message code here
}

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Jethro - Apr 05, 2010

Keon191, you need to make a timer and alias to check if a user is an op or not. Every one is a regular user upon joining a channel until +o mode is set on him or her. This has been asked before, and napa182 has made an example regarding this matter.

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Keon191 - Apr 05, 2010

hey i was wondering if there was a join message for mods/op only...

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PuNkTuReD - Apr 05, 2010

most servers display a msg containing the topic when a user enters the channel.
you should add a check to see if the user is infact not identified to ns before telling them how to register.

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Jethro - Apr 05, 2010

This:> ON *:JOIN:#: {
if ($nick == $me) || ($nick == YOURNAME) || ($nick == BOTNAME) halt
Should be:

ON !*:JOIN:#: {
  if ($nick != BOTNAME) {

The ! prefix tells mirc not to trigger on your own join. The nick == $me is not required since ! will take care of that. You can use != to negate, rather than halting.

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