Bug #4779
closedMessage multiple channels at once.
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Description
say you are on channels #test1 and #test2 and you do //msg #test1,#test2 hello it will not so that it was sent however it was.
Updated by Per Amundsen about 5 years ago
Don't understand what you are trying to say.
I tested this and it works as expected, it sends raw message -> PRIVMSG #test1,#test2 :hello to the server .. the receiving clients will get a separate PRIVMSG per channel.
Updated by w 0 about 5 years ago
Per Amundsen wrote in #note-1:
Don't understand what you are trying to say.
I tested this and it works as expected, it sends raw message -> PRIVMSG #test1,#test2 :hello to the server .. the receiving clients will get a separate PRIVMSG per channel.
Yes it works. However it does'nt show it sent. Sat 30th 6:44:00:pm • » Now talking in: #test2
Sat 30th 6:44:00:pm • » w0 (w0@37m.gic.l6t7vp.IP) joins #test2
Sat 30th 6:44:00:pm • » #test2 has modes: +nt
Sat 30th 6:44:00:pm • » #test2 created on Sat Nov 30 18:44:00 2019
Sat 30th 6:44:11:pm -> #test1,#test2 hi
^ nothing after that. no echo of it being posted in the current channel after being sent.
However if i'm on a differ client it does post to the channel
<w0> test
Updated by w 0 about 5 years ago
w 0 wrote:
say you are on channels #test1 and #test2 and you do //msg #test1,#test2 hello it will not show that it was sent.
Updated by Per Amundsen about 5 years ago
The message is right there "-> #test1,#test2 hi" .. this is how AdiIRC outputs the message for multiple channels.