AdiIRC

1) I assume you are using the Serverlist, have you chosen the correct Login Method for the second server?

If so, you can open File -> Rawlog before connecting, after connecting you can check the Rawlog window to see if AdiIRC is sending the login information.

2) If you want specific notice behavior, you would need to script it, you can use the on NOTICE event, something like this:

on ^*:NOTICE:*:*:{
  ; print the message to the active window
  echo $color(notice) -t $active $nick $+ : $1-

  ; print the message to the status window
  echo $color(notice) -s $active $nick $+ : $1-

  ; halt the default message
  halt
}

You can modify the output to be anything you like, including prefix etc.

Ops it had a small error.

on ^*:NOTICE:*:*:{
  ; print the message to the active window
  echo $color(notice) -t $active $nick $+ : $1-

  ; print the message to the status window
  echo $color(notice) -s $nick $+ : $1-

  ; halt the default message
  halt
}

Thanks a lot for the help!

About 1), for now I changed login method from default to NickServ (/MSG NickServ + password) and it works (the first server is still on default), is it alright or could it have some drawbacks? (I tried acouple other methods, before that, and they didn't work, I just sticked with the first that worked without trying them all.)

About 2), thanks for the code, it prints in both the active and status windows (if the active one is the status, it prints the notice two times, but that's not an issue). Anyway, I don't know how to add a prefix. I tries with:
echo "- NOTICE - " $color(notice) s $nick $+ : $1
and
echo '- NOTICE - ' $color(notice) s $nick $+ : $1
but they break the code. What's the correct syntax?

And one more thing: can those notices make the program's icon flash in Window's program bar, like highlights from channel messages and queries?

Yes you can leave it at that, that is the normal way to do it anyways.

In the example below, the text it self starts with "$nick", so you can add text before $nick like the example below, it also has the /flash command and a check for status window.

on ^*:NOTICE:*:*:{
  ; print the message to the active window
  echo $color(notice) -t $active PREFIXHERE $nick $+ : $1-

  ; print the message to the status window
  ; but only when the active window is not a status window
  if ($active != Status Window) {
    echo $color(notice) -s PREFIXHERE $nick $+ : $1-
  }

  ; Flashes the window until it's activated
  flash

  ; halt the default message
  halt
}

Thanks again!

It has some little odd behaviors, but I don't want to bother you further, I'll stick with it.

It's no bother, glad to help, what is the odd behavior?

Well, above all is the flash: it doesn't flash the program icon in Windows' program bar, if I have the focus on another program; if the focus is on AdiIRC, though, it flashes the icons of the relevant tabs/windows (where the notice was printed).
Notices are usually not very important, so, as said, I can live with it, but ideally, of course it would be best if while using other programs I could get visually notified that something happened on AdiIRC.

Other than that, if the active window inside AdiIRC is the status one, the notice gets printed there both times (this really isn't an issue; anyway, I tried tampering with the IF, but got no result).

I was not able to reproduce any of these issues using my last script, are you sure you are only using one version of the script?

Uhm, I'm not sure I understand what you mean. I'm using version 3.2 64 bit. and it's the first and only version I ever downloaded. Those behaviors are there, though.

I meant, do you have multiple "on ^:NOTICE::*:{" entries in your Script Editor?

Alright, I understood and made some tests.
First of all, I have only two other scripts: Deluxe Whois [[https://pastebin.com/DfXrnU02 and Whois Watcher [[https://pastebin.com/ekRYWd1g. As you can see in the codes, only Whois Watcher has an "on notice", yet in my tests I saw that if both of them are ignored, your code works perfectly; if either of the two (or both) are active, though, it behaves as I wrote earlier, even if the Deluxe Whois has no "on notice".

I think you pasted the wrong script for the second one.

But one fix in such cases is to drag my script so it's higher up in the list in the Script Editor, in that case it should trigger first.

I think you were looking at it before I edited the link (I noticed I had confused them), now it points to the correct one.

Anyway, thanks again for the help.

The "Whois Watcher" script uses SNOTICE instead of NOTICE, so they shouldn't interfere with my script, very odd.