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Oh, fyi, this was my question: Now I know that you can check if people are ops and voice etc, but is there an easy way to check if a user is in the channel? I have a request system, and I want the bot to message the user (if in the channel), if the request is getting done. And this was the moronic a...

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Was a little rude, got my senses.

Oh and, after doing some research, the stuff that was first said to help was pretty much useless. No where can I find anything about "onchan" in those two areas. Also, I did check the TCL guide, but I was being a moron and using a search, i had my mind stuck on mirc for some reason and was...

PS Thanks Ofloo, worked perfectly.

Pay attention

You know, this is what I hate about these boards. The fact that when anyone comes here and asks a simple question like that, you get people that turn around and give stupid answers. Is it really hard to just provide a quick example right off the bat? Don't you remember when you were learning and nee...

You didn't answer my question. I was asking about the TCL code to do this. I'm aware of help files, i'm not a moron. No need for useless flames.

Now I know that you can check if people are ops and voice etc, but is there an easy way to check if a user is in the channel?

I have a request system, and I want the bot to message the user (if in the channel), if the request is getting done.

Thanks

Awesome user, that put me on a great step to the right direction. Thank you muchly.

The way I am doing this seems way to complicated. There is like 200 lines of code for this, which isn't quite right. Now my code my be newbish, its kind of my first attempt at top10 scores. It does work, surprisingly enough, but it sucks. The way the score database is designed is: [nick] value1=# va...

Awesome, thanks alot.

This is probably a really dumb question, but I'm new at stripping lines for data. I have editted a script so that it stores items like this 1000=Nick|request and stuff|status|date requested To break it down 1000 == request id Nick == users nick request == request of the user, undertimned size. statu...

Ok, right now in my script, to mark the current time, it uses [strftime %H:%M]. Now my question is, how would I go about taking that time, subtracting 10 minutes off it, then writing the time. This is all part of my server status script for a webpage. But the webpage has a 10 minute delay. And I wan...

bind pub n .addmaster sb_addmaster proc sb_addmaster { nick uhost hand chan text } { set newmaster [lindex [split $text] 0] adduser $newmaster chattr $newmaster +mo putserv "privmsg $nick :You have added\:$newmaster To the master list." putserv "privmsg $newmaster :You have been adde...

just change

bind notc - "*password accepted*" self:op

to

bind notc - "*password for*accepted*" self:op

that should work

ok Darkj, you beat me to it I spent too much time looking up the url for the online version of tcl-commands.doc

ultraedit and easy server access can be your best friend