Mirc help?

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King

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Does anyone know if there is a command or something I can put into mirc that will pm multiple people without selecting both of their names individually?

Example: I want to send a link to Joe and Bob, is there like a remote command that I can put in or something? Or an alias?

Thanks a ton!
 
King said:
Does anyone know if there is a command or something I can put into mirc that will pm multiple people without selecting both of their names individually?

Example: I want to send a link to Joe and Bob, is there like a remote command that I can put in or something? Or an alias?

Thanks a ton!
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onjoin /msg $nick
 
Not really looking for an onjoin command.

maybe something like /pm and then it will bring up the two pm windows for Joe and Bob.
 
King said:
Not really looking for an onjoin command.

maybe something like /pm and then it will bring up the two pm windows for Joe and Bob.
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all or nothing

/all text i think
 
create a couple alias such as

/mb /msg Bob Hi
/mt /msg Tom Hi

then add those to your perform list

you could also create a third alias

/mtb /mb | /mt

which would message both if you added /mtb to your preform

of course it doesnt need to be in preform, you could hand type the alias at any time

If you want to only talk to bob on dynamix, and tom on gamesnet you could do something like


if (dynamix isin $server) /mb
if (gamesnet isin $server) /mt


then add those to your perform list

It's simple really
 
quit acting smart, hippie :heart:



try adding this to your alias list (alt + a i believe)


/whatever /msg joe hello there interweb friend, please check out my site! | msg bob omghi2u!




that would msg joe and bob something with one command, is that what you meant?
 
Well, I think we are getting close.

I don't want a static message going to both of them.

I'll try to re describe, what I would really like is if I were to type in...

/pm Coolinterweblink here it would go to both of them. However, I don't want it static, so if I do /pm again I could send them something else.

Does that make sense? Is this doable?

Thanks a ton guys.
 
add in remotes:

Code: 
alias m_pm {
  /* Multi User PM
     USAGE: /m_pm <Nick 1> <Nick 2> <Message>
     Sends the message to 2 Nicknames at once
  */ 
  msg $$1 $$3-
  msg $$2 $$3-
}

for example, you'd do /m_pm tom bob hello there.

If you want to add another one to it:

Code: 
alias m_pm {
  /* Multi User PM
     USAGE: /m_pm <Nick 1> <Nick 2> <Nick 3> <Message>
     Sends the message to 2 Nicknames at once
  */ 
  msg $$1 $$4-
  msg $$2 $$4-
  msg $$3 $$4-
}

If you want to an alias to quickly send it like stated above, put this into your aliases:

Code: 
  mtb m_pm tom bob $$1-

To use, just type in:

/mtb Hello there.

NOTE: I havent tested this, so if it doesnt work, let me know.

EDIT: Forget to add the -, so you can send more then 1 word in the message.
 
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You guys are way over complicating things.

The IRC protoctol supports multiple targets:

/msg Nick1, Nick2 your message here
 
wouldnt that send it like:

/msg elantri_x pj colosus hello buttsecks!!!11


<Elantri_X> pj colosus hello buttsecks!!!11

edit: nm, i missed the ',' breaking the nicks up.
 
PJ said:
You guys are way over complicating things.

The IRC protoctol supports multiple targets:

/msg Nick1, Nick2 your message here
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Nope, your wrong... im right.

/msg elantri_x, pj i'm betting 20TWD's this isnt going to work

My Message:
<Elantri_X> pj i'm betting 20TWD's this isnt going to work



PS: pay me bitch
 
Command: PRIVMSG
Parameters: <receiver>{,<receiver>} <text to be sent>

PRIVMSG is used to send private messages between users. <receiver> is the nickname of the receiver of the message. <receiver> can also be a list of names or channels separated with commas.

The <receiver> parameter may also me a host mask (#mask) or server mask ($mask). In both cases the server will only send the PRIVMSG to those who have a server or host matching the mask. The mask must have at least 1 (one) "." in it and no wildcards following the last ".". This requirement exists to prevent people sending messages to "#*" or "$*", which would broadcast to all users; from experience, this is abused more than used responsibly and properly.

Wildcards are the '*' and '?' characters. This extension to
the PRIVMSG command is only available to Operators.
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/cgi-bin/rfc/rfc1459.html

i guess it only works for ircops :-(
 
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