@Hawkee I seem to notice sizing issues and something else with the login on mobile. I tried to use Facebook login and it did the process and then proceeded to ask me to choose a username. I clicked I already had one and a login popped up, so I logged in with my user and pass and it said "Abcdefmonkey is already taken"... about the sizing here's a screen of it.. I couldn't upload image because nothing pops up when I choose select images.. lol...
Hmm, I was just browsing and I just now noticed that you can re-size the text box to a size of your desire and I was wondering something @Hawkee - could you make the text box overlap the right panels? As it stands it displays under it and you can't see that portion of the text box. :P I'm assuming it's intended to overlap them all, possibly something you missed, perhaps?
Maybe it's copyrighted text? :P No clue. I've actually been on some sites for school and they didn't allow selecting text or even using the copy/paste functions and disabled CTRL-C/V. I would assume for such reasons.
Well, just to point out the obvious, it says it was coded by VampiR. Unless this is you, it's required that you give the author full credit.
If this is yours, I see no purpose in this snippet as mIRC has an auto-identify feature built-in. This just simply allows one to change their nickname via a dialog basically. Pretty pointless, but decent snippet nonetheless.
Eh, GUI is good. I prefer the GUI, personally. I've used PHPMyAdmin for the longest and I haven't had much trouble. However, using the CLI isn't bad either. It has its advantages over GUI. Although, GUI is best suited for noobies to MySQL or people much like myself. XD Even though I'm not so much a noobie :P
Hmm, @Hawkee I was thinking about something that would be slightly useful (in my opinion) to add to the site. When you're on the home page maybe add a little tip bubble that pops up when you hover your mouse over the person's image for who you're following and who's following you which would display their account name. Just a thought. I randomly felt like seeing who was following me because I don't remember their images except SunnyD's and yours of course. Even though I only have 2 followers, but still. It would be nice to incorporate to the profile page as well. I do realize it shows their name if you click "view all", but I think you get the idea. XD
Although I haven't really tried this, it looks like it should work as-is. I would add a check to ensure that a $2 and $3 is there when triggering the command. Possibly something like this
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Just a simple way to do it. The $$'s ensure that the command will on trigger if the $2/$3 are present. However, there are other ways to check for such things and also return an error possibly if desired.
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The ! in front of the $ checks if that parameter exists in the trigger. If the $2 or $3 doesn't exist (The || means or)
Just some tips. Don't take it as me implying you're a noob by detailing my examples. I don't mean it in any fashion as that.
Personally, I find this to be pretty useless. However, someone may want this for a purpose that they see fit. I only log queries that I get when I'm away and highlights when I have them enabled. XD
Might just be me, but I use
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Just an organizational preference also prevents start up lag from opening any/all windows and having to display them each individually as they load. Not much of a lag, but to me it helps. The -n[2] switch minimizes the window as it is created and the -k[0] removes the @ from the window. As I said, probably just a personal preference. :P I like neatness and efficiency. Overall, good job though.
Also, @extreme12 why would you go through the pain of wasting so much space for a snippet that can be done in 1 or 2 lines of coding? A .txt file would suffice in snippets like this. It reduces the length of the code for starters and eliminates the need for it to jump to a number to read the line.
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This would work perfectly. Sorry if I seem a bit rude. Apologies.
Let me butt in here and say the snippet doesn't work as @SunnyD and @toclafane1 stated. Let's examine why.
Your code:
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Line 2 is incorrect. Let's start from the first error. You have a period instead of a comma where you use $rand. It should read $rand(1,3) not $rand(1.3). Secondly, this line doesn't require a bracket at the end. There is no statement preceding the bracket, therefore it won't work as-is. Your code should look similar to @toclafane1's code in order for it to work properly. >.<
Overall, I don't understand why people still make these types of snippets anymore. No one really wants to be greeted by a bot. It's quite annoying (personally). However, it is a good place to start (I suppose) if you're new to coding mSL. >.<
Although you're right @blackvenomm666 if an impostor was to switch to one of the "owner" nicknames the person would still have access to the commands regardless of being identified because the script doesn't check for such. However, some networks allow you to set a time limit for identifying, but even then for the brief moment you're on the nickname commands can be done.
Hmm, looks okay. I wouldn't use nicknames as a way to save owners. Preferably, I would use their hostname. Maybe someone who has access to the bot decides to change nicknames, then they wouldn't have access. $address($nick,3) would suffice when saving.
Geckat, it wouldn't trigger bigger parts of the code necessarily. I did have a game bot on the SwiftIRC network running for two years that used 1.5k lines of coding and it was on 1 ON TEXT event. I just used regex to differentiate between the triggers. :)
Also, from the looks of it, the coding isn't too bad. I would've probably used hash for saving the data though. Hmm, if I find some time soon, I'll look into modifying the code, with your permission of course.
No, I wasn't questioning you or judging. Also, I meant "script" as in the "themes" per say people create with extras added onto it. That's what I was referring to. Sorry for being vague with my description. Furthermore, I know what you meant with the $read() bit. I'm not exactly a noob with mIRC scripting. :P
@Yawhatnever Even though I agree with you, I will say that these types of slap "scripts" are generally for mIRC Scripts. I've seen numerous mIRC Scripts in the past I've used that had slaps such as these integrated for fun. Not a big deal really. Personally, I would do it randomly in a text file.
I know that, @Blackvenomm666.. It was just a more simplified way of achieving what was desired. I personally just use Menu Channel ... I have no use for nicklist and the likes for my scripts.
ON TEXT events are processed as the text is being messaged to the channel. ON INPUT works as the user (you) input the text. Using an ON INPUT on a bot wouldn't work due to the fact it would only trigger if the bot itself typed the words that triggered it. :p
If you want a right-click option @HacknSlash just put this in your remotes somewhere. I'd probably add it to the same section as this snippet, but that's me. :P
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You can change "Query Blocker" to whatever pleases you.
