Popup Menus - Revision history

Aca20031: Added how to access the popup editor in scripts editor

2008-10-05T20:37:01Z

Added how to access the popup editor in scripts editor

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	menuitem:commands		menuitem:commands
			A menu of this format would go in a popups file. You can access the main popup file by typine Alt+R to open the scripts editor, and clicking on the popups tab.

	== Popups ==		== Popups ==

Aca20031 at 02:21, 17 May 2008

2008-05-17T02:21:39Z

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	menu nicklist,query {		menu nicklist,query {
	Channels		Channels
	.$[[submenu]]($allchannels([[$1-\|$1]]))		.[[$submenu]]($allchannels([[$1-\|$1]]))
	}		}
	[[alias]] -l allchannels {		[[alias]] -l allchannels {

Aca20031: Dynamic submenu section

2008-05-17T02:20:39Z

Dynamic submenu section

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   Menuitem2:/echo -a hi there
-'''note:''' You need to put dots infront of the seperator, if you want it into submenus: ..-
+'''note:''' You need to put dots in front of the seperator, if you want it into submenus: ..-
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   $iif($active != #help.script,cookie,):/describe $active offers a cookie to everyone!
 == MENU prefix ==

Cail: some more changes

2007-04-16T07:33:50Z

some more changes

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	~~== Popups ==~~
	mIRC allows you to create custom popup menus for the status window, query/chat windows, channel windows, the channel nickname listbox, and main menubar.		mIRC allows you to create custom popup menus for the status window, query/chat windows, channel windows, the channel nickname listbox, and main menubar.

	menuitem:commands		menuitem:commands

			== Popups ==

	If you wanted to add menuitem with name 'join #help.script', which joins the channel #help.script:		If you wanted to add menuitem with name 'join #help.script', which joins the channel #help.script:
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	Menuitem2:/echo -a hi there		Menuitem2:/echo -a hi there

	'''note~~! you~~ need to put dots infront of the seperator, if you want it into submenus: ..-~~'''~~		'''note:''' You need to put dots infront of the seperator, if you want it into submenus: ..-


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	}		}

			'''Note:''' To add a visible menuitem that doesn't do anything, you could do: Menuitem:/
	== Identifiers and Variables ==		== Identifiers and Variables ==
	Variables or identifiers that are a part of a the title of a menu definition are evaluated each time the popup appears. This allows you to create popup menus that vary in appearance. If an entire menu item evaluates to $null, it is not displayed.		Variables or identifiers that are a part of a the title of a menu definition are evaluated each time the popup appears. This allows you to create popup menus that vary in appearance. If an entire menu item evaluates to $null, it is not displayed.

Cail: changed a few things

2007-04-16T07:26:45Z

changed a few things

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	~~'''~~Popups~~'''~~		== Popups ==

	mIRC allows you to create custom popup menus for the status window, query/chat windows, channel windows, the channel nickname listbox, and main menubar.		mIRC allows you to create custom popup menus for the status window, query/chat windows, channel windows, the channel nickname listbox, and main menubar.

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	~~'''~~Identifiers and Variables~~'''~~		== Identifiers and Variables ==
	Variables or identifiers that are a part of a the title of a menu definition are evaluated each time the popup appears. This allows you to create popup menus that vary in appearance. If an entire menu item evaluates to $null, it is not displayed.		Variables or identifiers that are a part of a the title of a menu definition are evaluated each time the popup appears. This allows you to create popup menus that vary in appearance. If an entire menu item evaluates to $null, it is not displayed.

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	~~'''~~MENU prefix~~'''~~		== MENU prefix ==

	You can use menu prefix in your remote to create popup menus for channels,nicklists,chats,status window or custom windows		You can use menu prefix in your remote to create popup menus for channels,nicklists,chats,status window or custom windows

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	menu @window1,@test,@somewin {		menu @window1,@test,@somewin {
	My nick is:/echo -a $me		My nick is:/echo -a $me
	}		}

	[[Category:mIRC_Help]]		[[Category:mIRC_Help]]

Cail at 20:01, 28 August 2006

2006-08-28T20:01:41Z

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	%menuitem:%menucommand		%menuitem:%menucommand

	You can't use [[~~if then else~~\|if]] in popup menus, you'll need to use [[$iif\|$iif]], the next example will show menuitem "cookie", if active channel is not #help.script:		You can't use [[If-Then-Else\|if]] in popup menus, you'll need to use [[$iif\|$iif]], the next example will show menuitem "cookie", if active channel is not #help.script:

	$iif($active != #help.script,cookie,):/describe $active offers a cookie to everyone!		$iif($active != #help.script,cookie,):/describe $active offers a cookie to everyone!

Cail at 19:58, 28 August 2006

2006-08-28T19:58:17Z

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	[[Image:menupopup1.png]]		[[Image:menupopup1.png]]


	You can also create submenus for submenus with ..menutitem:commands, and ...menuitem:command and so on:		You can also create submenus for submenus with ..menutitem:commands, and ...menuitem:command and so on:
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	...google:/run http://www.google.com		...google:/run http://www.google.com

	That would popup like this:		That would make a popup like this:

	[[Image:menupopup2.png]]		[[Image:menupopup2.png]]


	"-" works as a seperator		"-" works as a seperator
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	'''note! you need to put dots infront of the seperator, if you want it into submenus: ..-'''		'''note! you need to put dots infront of the seperator, if you want it into submenus: ..-'''


	To use the popup menu for a channel nickname listbox, you need to select a nickname before the menu will pop up. Here is a simple nickname listbox popup menu:		To use the popup menu for a channel nickname listbox, you need to select a nickname before the menu will pop up. Here is a simple nickname listbox popup menu:
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	'''Identifiers and Variables'''		'''Identifiers and Variables'''
	Variables or identifiers that are a part of a the title of a menu definition are evaluated each time the popup appears. This allows you to create popup menus that vary in appearance. If an entire menu item evaluates to $null, it is not displayed.		Variables or identifiers that are a part of a the title of a menu definition are evaluated each time the popup appears. This allows you to create popup menus that vary in appearance. If an entire menu item evaluates to $null, it is not displayed.

			;%menuitem is set to Auth
			;%menucommand is set to /.msg Q@CServe.quakenet.org AUTH username password

			%menuitem:%menucommand

			You can't use [[if then else\|if]] in popup menus, you'll need to use [[$iif\|$iif]], the next example will show menuitem "cookie", if active channel is not #help.script:

			$iif($active != #help.script,cookie,):/describe $active offers a cookie to everyone!

Cail at 18:48, 28 August 2006

2006-08-28T18:48:28Z

New page

'''Popups'''

mIRC allows you to create custom popup menus for the status window, query/chat windows, channel windows, the channel nickname listbox, and main menubar.

menuitem:commands

If you wanted to add menuitem with name 'join #help.script', which joins the channel #help.script:

join #help.script:/join #help.script

If you want submenus for some item, you'll need to put dot in front of the itemname (submenus are always under the parent menuitem):

Most used commands
.auth:/.msg Q@CServe.quakenet.org AUTH username password
.www.quakenet.org:/run http://www.quakenet.org

This would make a popup like this:

[[Image:menupopup1.png]]

You can also create submenus for submenus with ..menutitem:commands, and ...menuitem:command and so on:

Most used commands
.auth:/.msg Q@CServe.quakenet.org AUTH username password
.websites
..Quakenet sites
...www.quakenet.org:/run http://www.quakenet.org
...script.quakenet.org:/run http://script.quakenet.org/
..Some other sites
...google:/run http://www.google.com

That would popup like this:

[[Image:menupopup2.png]]

"-" works as a seperator

Menuitem1:/echo -a hello
-
Menuitem2:/echo -a hi there

'''note! you need to put dots infront of the seperator, if you want it into submenus: ..-'''

To use the popup menu for a channel nickname listbox, you need to select a nickname before the menu will pop up. Here is a simple nickname listbox popup menu:

Who Is?:/whois $1

You can use { } brackets to perform several commands:

test {
var %variable = testing
echo -a %variable
}

'''Identifiers and Variables'''
Variables or identifiers that are a part of a the title of a menu definition are evaluated each time the popup appears. This allows you to create popup menus that vary in appearance. If an entire menu item evaluates to $null, it is not displayed.

'''MENU prefix'''

You can use menu prefix in your remote to create popup menus for channels,nicklists,chats,status window or custom windows

menu channel {
part:/part
join:/join $?
}

With custom windows you can use various mouse events to trigger an action:

menu @test {
mouse:/echo mouse moved at $mouse.x $mouse.y in $active $1
sclick:/echo single click at $mouse.x $mouse.y
dclick:/echo double click at $mouse.x $mouse.y
uclick:/echo mouse released at $mouse.x $mouse.y
rclick:/echo single right-click at $mouse.x $mouse.y in $active $1
lbclick:/echo mouse selected $active $1
leave:/echo mouse left $leftwin $leftwinwid
drop:/echo drag and drop at $mouse.x $mouse.y
}

The mouse event is triggered when you move a mouse inside a picture window. You can use the $mouse identifier (see below) for the x and y position of the mouse.
The sclick event is triggered when you click once inside a picture window. It will also trigger if you double-click.
The dclick event is triggered when you double-click inside a picture window.
The uclick event is triggered when a mouse button is released inside a picture window.
The lbclick event is triggered when an item is selected in a listbox, either with the mouse or the cursor keys.
The leave event is triggered when the mouse is moved outside the borders of a custom window.
The drop event is triggered if you clicked in the window, held the button down, moved the mouse, and then let go of the button.

You can also specify multiple window names for menus

menu @window1,@test,@somewin {
My nick is:/echo -a $me
}

[[Category:mIRC_Help]]