So dont moan if i'm doing something wrong :)
I have found this useful if im using my browser.
You can turn it off easily and you can set how long the popup is
displayed for.
I know that its larger than you need!
When you are using the script for the first time type /p_reset
to set the default variables else it wont work.
I will change the script to work better over time!
Usage:
Turn off and on or set the timer via right-clicking.
Reply to a pm by double clicking the popup message.
Also when you have replied it will show the replied Popup,
double-clicking this will allow you to reply again,
Pm's to you from the same person will be stacked.
Please place all of the code in your remotes tab on a clean
remote :)
p.s. I prefer this to the built-in function for mIRC the built-in fucntion dont allow this amount of expandability :)
AND
Thanks to Allred58 and macs for helping me test it out :)
Also blackvenomm666, Jethro_ & napa182 for the script improvements
on 1:TEXT:*:?:{
if (%popup) {
set %p_nick $nick
var %qtip $tip(PM, PM from $nick , $chr(91) $+ $time(hh:nn) $+ $chr(93) - $1- ,%ptimer,$mircexe,5,p_reply)
}
}
menu channel,menubar,status {
PM Popup
.Turn popups $iif(!%popup,on,off): $+($iif(%popup,un),set) %popup on | echo PM Popup: Popups are $iif(%popup,$v1,off)
.Set timer: set %ptimer $$?="How many seconds will the popup display for (3-60):"
}
alias p_reset {
set %popup 1
set %ptimer 3
//echo PM Popup: PM Popups has been reset
}
alias p_reply {
set %text $$?="Type a reply for %p_nick $+ :"
msg %p_nick %text
var %qtip $tip(reply, Reply to %p_nick , $chr(91) $+ $time(hh:nn) $+ $chr(93) - Replied to %p_nick " $+ %text $+ ",%ptimer,$mircexe,5,p_reply)
unset %p_nick %text
}