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my guess would be because you have the # before the channel name, which would comment out the rest of that line (I think..I'm new) Just try removing the # From this: set channelone "#LB-Support" To this: set channelone "LB-Support" If that doesn't work, go through and change all ...

well I got it to work. As I suspected, when you log in, it redirects you. So I had to grab the meta data for the url to the re-direction. Full working code: package require http ############################# #######Profile Grabber####### ############################# bind pub - !profile profile proc...

I put SOLVED in the title of this one..as this thread was made for problems with the actual regexp function. My new thread is devoted to being able to login and redirect without errors. ;) Oh, and I have added the ::http::cleanup thing..but I am not sure if it is working due to the $http variable th...

Not sure how to view the putcmdlog, so I just used putlog instead. only error that showed up was expected. It was an error stating that the $uname variable couldn't be found. I had it set to spam the channel with all the variables in the entire script. It will go something like this: $query: http://...

Here is what I have so far. Dont worry about the username and password..I just made those up for testing purposes. bbind pub - !joined joined proc joined {nick host handle chan text} { set query "http://forums.shooshtime.com/login.php?vb_login_username=zooshbot&vb_login_password=zoosh&s...

What is all that extra stuff for? I realize the error checking thing..but a lot of that is all new to me. This is my finished tested and working code I came up with: package require http bind pub - !shooshstats shooshstats proc shooshstats {nick host handle chan text} { set query "http://forums...

Oh, and if anyone wants..they can try this version as a test for me if they really really wanted to, which shouldn't require any type of login at all. bind pub - !shooshstats shooshstats proc shooshstats {nick host handle chan text} { set data [::http::geturl http://forums.shooshtime.com/] regexp {<...

Sorry, I'm new to the whole TCL thing. What I have been doing is picking apart other scripts and figuring out how they work..then writing my own stuff based on that. So far it has worked..until now. Could you explain what the bit of code you posted does? From looking at it I would assume that it set...

Ok, so ...the user types "!joined <username>" Then the bot should check the site and get the user's join date. In the source code for the page that the query is set to, the join date appears like this: <div style="padding:3px"> Join Date: <strong>09-30-2005</strong> </div> So..th...