Urza

are the navigation and/or the top section (i assume its for a title) static? or do they change as well as the content section?if they're both static you can use regular HTML on the index page, or css positioning for those 2 sections and you only need a single iframe instead of 3

Problem with that is that it won't work if you or the bot has a vhost or if you connect from a different connection than the bot. or some evil oper could come along and change they're host to yours to try and mess you up lol

the ! prefix on an alias forces it to use the default mirc alias instead of any personally rewritten alias./!amsg text from the command line is the same as using the regular mirc alias (ie /amsg text )

like hype said you really should use quotations around ALL attributes, and i believe the standard is they should all be in lower case as well.also from what i hear and personal preference regular frames are a bad a bad idea. I think it's a better idea to put the dynamic part(s) of the page within an iframe and using css positioning or just regular HTML for the rest of the page

it messages queries as well.. regular amsg doesnt. also alt you can use !amsg to use mircs default amsg alias. so the first loop, for the channels simply becomes: !amsg $1-

using purely nick based authentication is a bad idea since anyone can access it just by switching to your nick when you're either offline or you have changed your nick. like imacul8 said its much better to use user levels. If you're interested in them you might also want to check out /guser (which is similar to auser but allows you to add a users address by specifying their nick) One other note on user levels. you specified 1 as the level in the original event there, you should use * since 1 will cause problems if you start using named access levels.

why on earth would he be posting an alias for it if its a standard mirc identifier lol.

i do now, but that in no way changes the fact of what i said lol.sooooo i really don't see how its relative

you could also do something like bck { var %x = 1,%bck while (%x <= $len($1-)) { %bck = $mid($1-,%x,1) $+ %bck | inc %x } if ($isid) return %bck else msg $active %bck} also you havent added the $dremain alias anywhere. Edit Tractor - the only reason what he posted wouldnt work is if you deleted, or incorectly added the bck alias. If it doesn't work it is through no fault of his.

Pretty nice, even if it's not really much use for anything other than playing around. although im sure some people would have a good use for it.COM objects are one thing in mirc i never really learned how to use. The mirc commands themselves look easy enough, just never had experience with COM objects in general so i have no idea there

not a bad little script couple of suggestions: > If the dialog is already open when the sockstats alias is called, use dialog -v to make it the active window > get rid of this line so that you can actually click the dialog without clearing the stats, as it serves no purpose > why the timer in the close all button? it serves no purpose

you missed the theme2 alias in the post hehe Something like this is probably a better idea for the opv alias. instead of only checking for op/voice/whatever the - is since ive never seen that (what services is that on by the way?) it will check for whatever status's the server supports and return the highest one alias opv { ;opv chan nick var %chan = $1, %nick = $2 if (%nick != $nick(%chan,%nick).pnick) return $left($nick(%chan,%nick).pnick,1) else return}

Just a note about the input event, might as well add a check for actions as well. on *:input:?: { if ($1 == $read(mirc.ini,text,commandchar) $+ me) { .describe $active $2- echo $color(action) -ta * $me $+($2,*) } elseif ($left($1,1) != $read(mirc.ini,text,commandchar)) { .msg $active $1- echo -ta ( $+ $me $+ ) $1- }}