THIS IS !@#$ AWESOME YOU ARE A @#$!!!!!!!!!!1111111

:)

Thanks, thats working nice now! :)

I fixed it

quote - SReject
I edited thi
I edited this script a little:
1: !dinner for any dinner
2: !vdinner for veg dinner
3: Added more error handling
4: Added missing $nohtml() aliases
5: Added better cleanup
6: loops /sockread instead of triggering onSOCKREAD repeatedly
7: Code cleanup(?)


Code:
on $*:TEXT:/^!v?dinner$/Si:#:{
if ($sock(wtfd)) return
sockopen wtfd $wtfd 80
sockmark wtfd $iif(!v* iswm $1,/veg.php,/index.php) msg #
}
on *:SOCKOPEN:wtfd:{
tokenize 32 $sock($sockname).mark
if ($sockerr) $2- Dinner: Unable to connect.
else {
var %s = sockwrite -n
%s GET $1 HTTP/1.1
%s Host: $wtfd
%s Connection: close
%s
}
}
on *:SOCKWRITE:wtfd:{
if ($sockerr) {
$gettok($sock($sockname).mark,2-,32) Dinner: Unable to request page
unset %wtfd:*
}
}

on *:SOCKREAD:wtfd:{
tokenize 32 $sock($sockname).mark
if ($sockerr) {
$2- Dinner: Unable to read data.
unset %wtfd:*
}
else {
var %tmp
sockread %tmp
while ($sockbr) {
if (fuc $+ king isin %tmp) inc %wtfd:x
if ($1 == /veg.php && %wtfd:x == 1) || ($1 == /index.php && %wtfd:x == 2) {
set %wtfd:line $remove(%tmp,</dl>)
inc %wtfd:x
}
if (<dt><a href=" isin %tmp) {
set %wtfd:desc $replace($nohtml(%tmp),&rsquo;,',&rdquo;,")
set %wtfd:link $remove($gettok(%tmp,2,32),href=",")
}
sockread %tmp
}
}
}
on *:SOCKCLOSE:wtfd: {
tokenize 32 $sock($sockname).mark
if ($sockerr) $2- Dinner: Connection closed Unexpectedly
else {
$2- %wtfd:line $+ : %wtfd:desc
$2- %wtfd:link
}
unset %wtfd:*
}

alias -l nohtml return $regsubex($1-,/(?:^[^>]+>)|(?:<[^>]+(?:>|$))/g,)
alias -l wtfd return whatthefu $+ ckshouldimakefordinner.com

that code gives me an error....

* /sockwrite: 'GET' no such socket (line 11, dinner.mrc)

You missed this bit:andthe socket name is unmatched. A script may look good, but the inattention can give you an error or unworkable script.

Ok, censor bypassed :D

Just realized it censored my junk!

Nice job SReject, that looks great.

Haha... nice script

I edited this script a little:
1: !dinner for any dinner
2: !vdinner for veg dinner
3: Added more error handling
4: Added missing $nohtml() aliases
5: Added better cleanup
6: loops /sockread instead of triggering onSOCKREAD repeatedly
7: Code cleanup(?)




Bug Fixes:
Fixed censor name issue.
Fixed sockwrite issue

Notice the lack of $nohtml alias

hxck great job neat snippet, loaded and had no problems using it. (6/10) Great Job

and

Wow the kiddies bicker, Jethro, Dean, and toclafane1, Post on topic or do not post at all, and keep your kiddie fights to your self's not on other users Snippet treads.

i remember that hxck called me a newbie once...

hxck you can use set and %var just one time in this case


so it will be like this



and before idiots like Jethro and his newbie e-gf starts saying im asking you to change the code
this is just an advice
and before they say no one ask my advice, this is a free forum where ppl can post new ideas

Scripts eh? :P

I see, but if you place this script in an existing remote, the on load event won't do a thing.

And it works:

What if you don't have the ingredients for the recipe it shows?

A good ol' English dinner.

this only happens when, as hxck stated, a 'New' script file is created since the file is written to disk then loaded at that point.

I'm using 7.22 too, and I copy the whole thing into my remote, click ok, and nothing happens.

I know how to make multisockets, I just don't. Also, (with 7.22 at least) when you paste this code into a new remote and click OK, it'll ask to run initialization commands. If you click yes, the load section is executed.

I'd like to add that, though, the on load event won't trigger (not in the case of this simple code) in the snippet upon copying and pasting it directly into the remote. I'd advise not to use it, as many people will do the copying and pasting expecting the snippet to work.

Also, all of your socket snippets you've made are one-socket based, meaning it won't trigger until the $sockname wtf has finished its task. Let's say person A and B trigger the socket at the same time, only person A will get a response while person B is ignored. To work it out, you have to make the socket dynamic.

index.php and veg.php are different, if I leave them both as 2 the snippet doesn't work correctly for veg.php.

I don't understand the purpose of these conditions:They appear indifferent and redundant. Again, the tokenize command can be discarded.