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neither of them work on MSN scripts anymore.
i donno what it is with people and big backgrounds for their channel screen.
if you have another on admin:JOIN in the same remote file, it wouldn't pick it up, try moving it to it's own remote file.
mIRC Options > Options > IRC [in the treeview] > Flood and in at the top, there is a checkbox titled "enable flood protection" mark that box and click ok.
lol then again absorbx, if your pro newb like me, i started with using christianethic's and rumbaar's coding to do from GuarDDog v. 1 to GuarDDog v. 3.4. GD3.6 was my first real release of my own real work, and it went pretty successfu...
GD5 will have a lot of your requests because i plan to put it in there. I am setting up a system which should hopefully be easy for users to follow and learn how to join rooms and that.
hmm, that's the first i've heard of it. I'm in a subscription room and both scripst and normal users can my time fine. Have you modified any of the settings since it occured?
what script did it come with? this problem most likely occurs becaues your nickname is incorrect, so put a basic nickname in first and see if that works.
i'm guessing this is picwin, you'd be better off asking this question on say mIRCscripts.org forum because those guys know a lot more about picwin then we do.
that grabber.exe could be seen as a hacking tool because it looks through your internet files and grabs the cookies like that, so that is probably the reason why it is detecting it as a virus.
it's a rumor which has been floating around for over a year, i really doubt they will.
no such thing as nucklist.dll and it isn't a floor in nicklist.dll, it is how you code your dialog, i have mine fine, i can select a user at say 50, have the nicklist refresh, and it still has that user in which i selected, on the screen...
it would be a really long code and i don't want to sit here writing it up, maybe someone who has the time can do it.
on *:EXIT: { if ($input(Enter password:, dip, Password request) == $md5(<non-hashed code here>)) exit else { echo -at Didn't return the right password, no leaving the program :P | return } }
if you really want the connection to be effective, take everything out of it and don't really put any features into it. Keep it basic and quick.
you could try this, even though he said var wasn't working, on *:Input:#:{ if (/* !iswm $1) { var %blah.aa = $1- , %blah.bb = 1 , %blah.cc = $numtok(%blah.aa,32) while (%blah.bb <= %blah.cc) { set %blah.msg %blah.msg 04 $+ $lef...
and with vincula. you should be able to join, what opperation are you using?
you gotta tell us how they are flooding your room otherwise we can't help.
try this... #autospec on on *:JOIN:#:{ inc -u10 %ash. [ $+ [ $right($chan,-1) $+ . $+ $address ] ] if (%ash. [ $+ [ $right($chan,-1) $+ . $+ $address ] ] >= 3) { if (m !isin $chan($chan).mode) mode $chan +m mode $chan -v $nick...
did -i $dname 6 1 bmpsize 20 20 this line is incorrect it can only be 1 or the 2 below did -i $dname 6 1 bmpsize 16 16 did -i $dname 6 1 bmpsize 32 32
try downloading the script again. But yes it has been known to not work [those options]. I'll try and make a fully indepth one, where the user just selects which option he/she wants and that's it, instead of giving the user the ability t...
on *:JOIN:#: { if ($readini(Agold.ini,gold,$ial($nick,1).addr) != $null) && ($nick !isowner $chan) && ($me isowner $chan) mode $chan +q $nick elseif ($readini(Abrown.ini,brown,$ial($nick,1).addr) != $null) && ($nick !isop $chan) && ($me...
raw 821:*: if (>* iswm $nick) mode +v $nick raw 822:*: if (>* iswm $nick) mode -v $nick
lol, you looked at my file enough didn't you . Anyways, look at it again, and look under positioner in the MDX help file. But working out how to get the sizes 100% correct will be your hardest part, i couldn't work it out mathematically...
well you do relize that $nick and $address aren't supported in signals.
