By Spoof on Sep 15, 2011loads into a new remote file.
This script was made and tested on mIRC 6.35
This script will display the a temp sidebar window with the nick that used the /whois command
on you along with your current timestamps( date/time).
It is intended for any level IRCop for a server.
on ^*:snotice:* did a /whois on you.: {
if (%WhoisAlerter == $on) {
window @WhoisAlert
aline @WhoisAlert $2 has used a WHOIS command on $me $date(mm/dd/yyyy) $time(hh:nntt) $+ .
}
}
;[read write Audibledata/setting.ini]
alias _ar {
if ($exists(WhoisAlerterdata\setting.ini) == $false) { mkdir WhoisAlerterdata | write -c WhoisAlerterdata\setting.ini }
return $readini WhoisAlerterdata\setting.ini $$1 $$2
}
alias _aw {
if ($exists(WhoisAlerterdata\setting.ini) == $false) { mkdir WhoisAlerterdata | write -c WhoisAlerterdata\setting.ini }
writeini WhoisAlerterdata\setting.ini $$1 $$2 $$3-
}
menu * {
[IRCop WhoisAlerter]
.on $aao:_aw WhoisAlerter switch on
.off $aaf:_aw WhoisAlerter switch off
}
alias -l aao {
if ($_ar(WhoisAlerter,switch) == on) { return [x] }
}
alias -l aaf {
if ($_ar(WhoisAlerter,switch) == off) { return [x] }
}
Dean, get with the program. I wasn't talking about mIRC being translated in different languages. I was referring to those who refuse to upgrade that miss out on the functionality support that's been added in the latest versions, let alone the security bugs and unpatched holes...they put themselves at risk.
ignoring newer features so as not to inconvenience users of years old versions of the client is the exact opposite of what we, a community who is at the forefront of mIRC script development, should be doing. we should be coming up with scripts that utilize newer features of mIRC (upnp, IPv6, etc.) because these are the scripts that haven't been done before. people need to learn that they should upgrade to get the most out of modern day scripts. limiting ourselves to strict compatibility with 6.21 is just as arbitrary as doing so for mIRC 5.91, or 4.7, or 3.2. it doesn't make any sense.
Jethro this is not true... i know a lot of ppl, french, and spanish, that just use spanish and french ripped versions of mIRC cause its the only way for them, to use it, since they are no good on english
in most cases, the ppl who translate mIRC stopped at version 6.35, but i've seen like 6.22 and 6.17, but its their only choice
napa, the tip support was introduced, like, in v6.30? While I think it's a good idea to have a text balloon pop up in your window tray, it may not be lucky for those diehard minorities who're married to old mIRC versions, ya know? :/ They refuse to get a divorce from their beloved versions for personal reasons as we know it...
