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All I changed was those lines and my copy works.

Only thing I can think that could cause that error is if the bot can't contact the website somehow, so it's leaves the variables undefined rather than empty. Probably a firewall getting in the way at one of the ends.

Been broken for a while, but... Change } elseif {[regexp -all -inline {<div class=['"]row['"]>(.*?)<div class=['"]def-footer['"]} $data] != ""} { set matches [regexp -all -inline {<div class=['"]row['"]>(.*?)<div class=['"]def-footer['"]} $data]; } e...

Well, it was only a matter of time before they went and changed it again. Now going for a Bootstrap look it seems. Anyway, change: } elseif {[regexp -all -inline {<div class=['"]word['"]>(.*?)<div class=['"]share['"]} $data] != ""} { set matches [regexp -all -inline {<d...

It's possible using an rss feed and some creative regular expression, but I don't know how to do it with an eggdrop. I wrote one nearly 2 years ago that worked with python if you're interested.

Yet another bug fix - this time to allow Urban Dictionary's search function to redirect the url to the correct case of the word (so spam becomes SPAM, etc). You correct it by replacing: if {![string equal -nocase $state(status) "ok"]} { return [list 0 "Warning: Couldn't connect to \[$...

And yet another update. This time to the original script by porting my fixes over to it. So for the people that want the older one, just use urband2.tcl in the zip file at the usual address: http://trixarian.net/downloads/urband.zip That means you can now have the original look of the script complet...

Says the guy that told me about it :P For those that are interested, I also updated my other urban dictionary script so it works again. This is the one that doesn't depend on fsck.tcl and it works and looks similiar to this one, but only grabs the top most definition. You can get it from http://www....

Update time again! Just replace: } elseif {[regexp -all -inline {<a class=['"]add_to_list['"].*?>(.*?)<a class} $data] != ""} { set matches [regexp -all -inline {<a class=['"]add_to_list['"].*?>(.*?)<a class} $data]; } else { set matches ""; } with } elseif {[...

Replace: } elseif {[regexp -all -inline {<a class=['"]add_to_list['"] data-defid=['"].*?['"] href=['"]#['"]>(.*?)<a class} $data] != ""} { set matches [regexp -all -inline {<a class=['"]add_to_list['"] data-defid=['"].*?['"] href=['"]#...

Alrighty, it's update time because Urban Dictionary changed their site layout again: * Added in another two lines so it can match the new layout: } elseif {[regexp -all -inline {<a class=['"]add_to_list['"] data-defid=['"].*?['"] href=['"]#['"]>(.*?)<a class} $data] != ...

Sneaked in another update: * Fixed a potential bug with examples. It shouldn't break the script when the site changes the layout again... * Commented out the messages about exceeding the max lines limit - I mean, does the bot really need to tell us that and use another line in the process? Update at...

With spithash's help I identified the bug. My regex was too broad and got caught by some definitions with links in them. To fix it, just use the following: if {[regexp -all -inline {<td class='text' colspan='.' id='.*?'>(.*?)</td} $data] != ""} { set matches [regexp -all -inline {<td class...

You can see it running here (as GameBot) so I really don't know what's wrong. I re-uploaded the zip file, so maybe try downloading it again to check.

I'm still getting a: Tcl error [::urbandict::pub]: can't read "define": no such variable I restarted the bot after copying the files from the redownloaded zip file and I still couldn't reproduce this bug. Make sure you're copying the files to the right place and that it has the permission...

Replace set matches [regexp -all -inline {<td class='text' colspan='.' id='.*?'>(.*?)</td} $data]; with if {[regexp -all -inline {<td class='text' colspan='.' id='.*?'>(.*?)</td} $data] != ""} { set matches [regexp -all -inline {<td class='text' colspan='.' id='.*?'>(.*?)</td} $data]; } el...