Need help with script

[TeEhEiMaN]

ok im trying to get count users from list to work, I can only get hone channel to work for some reason tho, but heres the code

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lchan.Text = ChannelName & " (" & lvChannel.ListItems.Count & ")"

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im not sure why it dont work....

[______]

u need to put on user joins,leaves,userin channel

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lchan.Text = ""
lchan.Text =  lchan.Text & " (" & lvChannel.ListItems.Count & ")"


A very simple way to do it, a better way is to have another textbox to hold the channelname also on your channel join.
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lchan.Text = ""
lchan.Text =  NewtxtBox.Text & " (" & lvChannel.ListItems.Count & ")"

this would be    Channeljoined (any#)

[Stealth]

If lchan is a label, you need to use the Caption property to edit its text.

[______]

If lchan is a label, you need to use the Caption property to edit its text.

he said he gets the hone channel to work 'home
so i think its not a label.

[Camel]

you dont need to set it to "" first

[TeEhEiMaN]

Alright I did exacly what u told me, but its still kinda messed up
Problems:
Counts all the users but 1.
When user joins -1
When user Leaves +1

Kinda weird but im not sure what i should do...

[SNiFFeR]

When user joins -1
When user Leaves +1

maybe switch the codes in each event...Join and Leave...

[Banana fanna fo fanna]

ok im trying to get count users from list to work, I can only get hone channel to work for some reason tho, but heres the code

[\code]
lchan.Text = ChannelName & " (" & lvChannel.ListItems.Count & ")"

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im not sure why it dont work....

At least he tried. +1

[TeEhEiMaN]

what would switchin the same code do?.....

[Eternal]

Is it because the index of listboxes/views start with a 0 perhaps? If the Count starts at 0, the first name in the list = 0 not 1.

[Camel]

Is it because the index of listboxes/views start with a 0 perhaps? If the Count starts at 0, the first name in the list = 0 not 1.

no. if the count is zero, the list is empty. otherwise it wouldnt be able to speicify zero entries. besides, vb isn't zero-based.

[Eternal]

Hmm, I thought they started at -1?

[Skywing]

Hmm, I thought they started at -1?

Win32 ListBoxes use -1 to mean 'no item' - however, they index items starting at 0.  Of course, "VB ListBoxes" could differ in how they present methods to the user.

[Stealth]

When dealing with ListViews, however, 0 means no items; they begin at 1.

God bless VB.

[Yoni]

Yes, enjoy diversity within one language.