This isn't bad. It could be improved but still nice work. Here is mine which may give yourself and blackvenomm666 some ideas.

http://www.hawkee.com/snippet/8893/

Anytime Gillian :) thanks for your nice comments ^_^

blackvenom that is a good plan :D I'll help ya with tests etc if you want ^_^

that's right michael.. thanks for your nice comment:p

Thanks Frenetic :) I was drunk when I wrote it lol

Yeah Gillian, agreed. I think people should just code how they want, learn from their mistakes, and keep trying until they get it right :P

meh i only tossed that in because i was admin on a couple chatspace servers and didnt want it going off in there. i may change it to have it read from a txt file for channels that they don't want to have their nicks called in:) im also thinking about changing the part with my name to read from a variable and have that variable set from another txt file so people can add other nicks/names and have it cycle through to check all the ones in the txt doc and go off when those are used as well

you see frenetic everyone's as a different style of coding.
well done black:)

You could change it from #Services-Diagnostics to let the user set it with a variable :P that way they don't have to change it with the script :3 although I let my highlighter logs my #Services channels anyway xD

Mine is 3 lines, what the hell Blackvenomm666..?

@MichealA, Nice little snippet. :)

naw no need to switch it around i have my own nick caller its kind of a big one haha

Menu menubar,nicklist,channel,status,query {
  nick caller
  ..$iif($group(#NickCaller) == On,$style(2)) NickCaller on: { .enable #NickCaller  } 
  ..$iif($group(#NickCaller) == Off,$style(2)) NickCaller off: { .disable #NickCaller }
}

#NickCaller on
on $*:text:$(/\b( $+ $me $+ |Ryan)\b/iS):#:{
  if ($chan != #SERVICES-DIAGNOSTICS) {
    if ($appactive == $false) {
      if ($nick == wulfgar) { halt }
      if ($nick == relaybot) { halt } 
      if ($$1 == !fight) { halt }
      .set %nickcallerinfo $nick called your nick saying $$1- in $chan on $server at $time(h:nn:tt )
      NickCaller
      window @Nick
      aline -p @Nick 4,1 $+ $nick called you at $time(h:nn:tt ) on channel $chan $+  
      aline -p @Nick 4,1 on server $+ $server $+
      aline -p @Nick 4,1and said: $1-
      aline -p @Nick 4,1---
    }
    else { if ($appactive == $true) {
        if ($nick == wulfgar) { halt }
        if ($nick == relaybot) { halt }
        if ($$1 == !fight) { halt }
        If ($Active != $Chan) {
          titlebar DarkRealmIRC $nick said your nick in $chan on $remove($server,.chat,.server) $time(h:nn:tt )
          .set %saidnickchan $chan           
          .set %saidnickserver $server
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
.ignore -pu30 $wildsite

on $*:action:$(/\b( $+ $me $+ |Ryan)\b/iS):#:{
  if ($chan != #SERVICES-DIAGNOSTICS) {
    if ($appactive == $false) {
      if ($nick == wulfgar) { halt }
      if ($nick == relaybot) { halt }
      if ($$1 == !fight) { halt }
      .set %nickcallerinfo $nick called your nick saying $$1- in $chan on $server at $time(h:nn:tt )
      NickCaller
      window @Nick
      aline -p @Nick 4,1 $+ $nick called you at $time(h:nn:tt ) on channel $chan $+  
      aline -p @Nick 4,1 on server $+ $server $+
      aline -p @Nick 4,1and said: $1-
      aline -p @Nick 4,1---
    }
    else { if ($appactive == $true) {
        if ($nick == wulfgar) { halt }
        if ($nick == relaybot) { halt }
        If ($Active != $Chan) {
          titlebar DarkRealmIRC $nick said your nick in $chan on $remove($server,.chat,.server) $time(h:nn:tt )
          .set %saidnickchan $chan
          .set %saidnickserver $server
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
#NickCaller end
alias NickCaller {
  noop $tip(NickCaller,NickCaller,%nickcallerinfo,60,)
} 
on *:ACTIVE:*: {
  if ($chan == %saidnickchan) && ($server == %saidnickserver) {
    titlebar DarkRealmIRC
  }
}

not as big as some i've seen but it works nicely

Lol yeah, I know that, but it wasn't working properly when I did it(could have just been my client), but I found doing it like I did makes it much more simpler, and works(worked(no longer use mIRC)) good for me. If you wanna switch it around a bit, feel free to. :)

Thanks for the feedback though :D much appreciated :3

ummm. ok your using regex for it and yet your not taking advantage of regex. your adding in $strip($1-) when regex if done correctly at least auto strips the text. not to mention your putting the regex right into the on text/ on action events but then using an if statement to grab the nick? that doesnt make sense to me. although my understanding of regex is very very limited and i had some help with my nickcaller on the regex portion of it.

on $*:text:$(/\b( $+ $me $+ |Ryan)\b/iS):#:{
on $*:action:$(/\b( $+ $me $+ |Ryan)\b/iS):#:{

that there strips the incoming text on both text and action events and will grab if my nick or my name ryan is said anywhere