EN Kind of DeleteMsg();

[jasiubor]

Hi guys, I'm searching for functions that can:
- Delete messages,
- Check channels description
- Delete channel descriptions
- Event like - on.link.click + get.link.name + cancel.link.opening

Thanks

(btw. I'm doing script that delete channel description when the IP logger link is in description)

 

[cakemasher]

Assuming you mean deleting server messages, this is not possible as far I know. Getting and setting channel descriptions is able through the API of the Sinusbot (see API-docs).

What do you mean exacly with the events you're asking for? Do you mean that those events should be fired when a client clicks on a link within a channel description? In that case, it's not posible.

 

[irgendwr]

- Delete messages,

You can't delete messages in teamspeak. This would only be possible for discord.

- Check channels description
- Delete channel descriptions

Already possible:
https://sinusbot.github.io/scripting-docs/#channeldescription
https://sinusbot.github.io/scripting-docs/#channelsetdescription

- Event like - on.link.click + get.link.name + cancel.link.opening

Definitely not possible.

(basically what @cakemasher said)

 

[jasiubor]

I'd like to replace every link in description to the [ url=example.com ] *typed link here* [ / url]

The idea is to re-connect from every link in description to our TS3's site to avoid IP Loggers etc.

 

[irgendwr]

I'd like to replace every link in description to the [ url=example.com ] *typed link here* [ / url]

Then do it, nobody is stopping you.

Iterate over every channel, get the description, match it against a regex rule, replace if it matches.

 

[jasiubor]

Yeah everything okay but I don't know how to do this, so I came up here to get help about it because I couldn't find help on google

 

[Tuetchen]

channel.setDescription(channel.getDescription().replace(*yourRegex*, *yourNewLink*));

Just insert some regex to detect the old link and it will replace it and save it. Do that for every Channel you want to update.

 

[jasiubor]

channel.setDescription(channel.getDescription().replace(*yourRegex*, *yourNewLink*));

Just insert some regex to detect the old link and it will replace it and save it. Do that for every Channel you want to update.

Thank you so much!
Can you tell me how to save the *your Regex* into a variable ? I need it in the next steps of script.

Also, do this in "*" or in "apostrofes" ?

 

[cakemasher]

Regex'es are quite difficult to learn (I'm not rly into them either..). You could take a look on this website that explains what regex'es are.

How are the links formatted that you're trying to convert to [url...?

 

[jasiubor]

Look:
all the links are automatically edited to this: [ url ] https://example.com [ / url]
I wanna to save the link for example in var1,
then I wanna to replace whole link to [ url = espeak24.eu/link/var1 ] var1 [/ url]

 

[cakemasher]

Try something like this:

    var channelDesc = 'Hey! Have you ever seen [url]https://sinusbot.com[/url]? It\'s great!';
    var linkName = 'This is a link';
   
    channelDesc = channelDesc.replace (/\[url\](.[^\]]+?)\[\/url\]/ig, "[url=$1]" + linkName + "[/url] ");

(Haven't deeply tested it, but seems to be working)

 

[jasiubor]

Thank you, but what does it exactly do ?

/\[url\](.[^\]]+?)\[\/url\]/ig

Is it regex ?

 

[cakemasher]

Thank you, but what does it exactly do ?

Is it regex ?

It is.

// Start of regex
/

// Part of text the string should contain where \ are escaping chars.
\[url\]

// Magic part. Not entirely sure what happens here honestly, but this will grab the contents between [url] and [/url].
(.[^\]]+?)

// Part of text the string should contain where \ are again, escaping chars.
\[\/url\]

// End of regex, where the 'i' makes the search case-insensitive and 'g' makes a global search through the entire string.
/ig

 

[Tuetchen]

// Magic part. Not entirely sure what happens here honestly, but this will grab the contents between and. (.[^\]]+?)

Its just grabbing everything that is not a bracket to get the enclosing tag...