Input

This is my input code

on ^:input:#:{ if ($left($1,1) != /) { msg $chan $1-  | echo $chan 2 $+ $msn.decode($me) $+ : $msn.decode($1-) | haltdef }
 elseif ($1 == /me) { describe $chan $1- | echo $chan 6 $+ $msn.decode($me) $msn.decode($1-) }
}

Which doesn't work.I know this problem has been discussed times ago on tcn,but that's closed and I can't find any solutions on the new board.The problem is that I still get the old mIRC input.

Any help would be greatfully appreciated

Grtz ~Bgymnx

on ^:input:#:{ if ($left($1,1) != /) { msg $chan $1- | echo $chan 2 $+ $msn.decode($me) $+ : $msn.decode($1-) | haltdef }

elseif ($1 == /me) { describe $chan $1- | echo $chan 6 $+ $msn.decode($me) $msn.decode($1-) }

}

try this

on *:INPUT:#: {

if (/me != $1) {

privmsg $chan $1-

echo $chan 2 $+ $msn.decode($me) $+ : $msn.decode($1-)

}

elseif (/me == $1) {

.describe $chan $2-

echo $chan 6 $+ $msn.decode($me) $msn.decode($2-)

}

haltdef

}

Thanks ozzy,will try.But as I looked I saw my very stupid mistake:

on ^input should be on ^*:input.

But still,my coding can't beat yours,so lets try!

Ty yet again.

[EDIT] works as a charm,except u forgot haltdef,ty

(please notice:I like to correct your mistakes )[/EDIT]

no biggy , just like you messed up the

[EDIT] works as a charm,except u forgot haltdef,ty

(please notice:I like to correct your mistakes )[/EDIT]

[EDIT] text [/EDIT] <-- isnt a command

Damn.This always happens to me

*my special pointless post of the day

lmao @ err0r , i do about 5 of those a day lol