Many websites have different ways to handle information. You'd just have to play around to find out how to read the information to use for mIRC.
You will need to open a socket to the website...
alias webread {
sockclose webread
sockopen webread www.mainwebaddresshere.com 80
}
You will need a sockopen event
on *:sockopen:webread: {
var %s = $sockname , %ip = $sock($sockname).ip , %port = $sock($sockname).port
if ($sockerr > 0) { sockclose %s | sockopen %s %ip %port }
sockwrite %s GET /partofadressaftermainhere HTTP/1.1 $+ $crlf $+ Accept: */* $+ $crlf $+ User-Agent: whatever $+ $crlf $+ Host: www.mainwebaddresshere.com $+ $crlf $+ Connection: Close $+ $crlf $+ $crlf
:error
}
Next you will need to retrieve information to be read...
on *:sockread:webread: {
var %s = $sockname , %ip = $sock($sockname).ip , %port = $sock($sockname).port , %r
if ($sockerr > 0) { sockclose %s | sockopen %s %ip %port }
sockread -n %r
Your own coding goes here
}
Where your own coding goes you will need your own coding to be able to read the information you want. What I usually do is have it write the information it retrieves to a text file where I then look over to see where it should read from. I then make coding to read just the information I need (use $gettoks, etc)
on *:sockread:webread: {
var %s = $sockname , %ip = $sock($sockname).ip , %port = $sock($sockname).port , %r
if ($sockerr > 0) { sockclose %s | sockopen %s %ip %port }
sockread -n %r
write $nofile($mircexe) $+ Test.txt %r
}
After you have your coding exactly as you want it you can replace the write bit with the coding you want. 
Edited Sep 5, 2009 4:12 PM by Warrior124