Doomie at 13:01, 22 November 2005

2005-11-22T13:01:40Z

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The on TOPIC event triggers when a user changes a channel topic.
on <level>:TOPIC:<#[,#]>:<commands>

The $1- parameter holds the new topic.

== Examples ==
on *:TOPIC:#: {
[[echo]] [[$chan]] [[$nick]] just changed topic on $chan to: $1-
}
This would echo whenever a new topic is set in a channel you are. The target is the channel where topic was changed.

The next, more complex example, would undo every topic change of a "not knows" user. Note that you should set a standardtopic at first (by using /set %topic <topic>). You additionally need to change #yourchan to your channel (e.g. #help.script).
on *:TOPIC:#yourchan: {
; if the one who has set the new topic has a userlevel lower than 2
[[if]] ([[$level]]($nick) < 2) {
; if we have a topic saved (in %topic), we reset the topic
if (%topic) { [[topic]] #help.script %topic }
; if not, we take the new topic as standard
else { [[set]] %topic $1- }
}
; if the level is above 2, the user is allowed to change the topic
else {
; take the new topic as standard
set %topic $1-
}
}
Note that this example is for one channel only. If you want to have it for more than one channel, you need to choose variables depeding on the channelname (e.g. %topic. [ [[DollarPlus|$+]] [ $chan ] ])

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Doomie at 13:01, 22 November 2005