topic

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• Synopsis
• Switches
• Parameters
• Example
• Compatibility
• See also

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The /topic command enables changing, displaying, or removing the #channel topic, subject to having permissions allowed by the network.

Contents

• 1 Synopsis
• 2 Switches
• 3 Parameters
• 4 Example
• 5 Compatibility
• 6 See also

Synopsis

/topic [-r] <#channelname> '[topic_string]
/topic  -r  <#channelname>

Switches

• -r - remove the topic instead

Parameters

• topic string - new content for #channel topic

Example

; set topic
//topic $active new topic
; remove topic
//topic -r $active
; show current topic
//topic $active

Notes:

• Network permissions can deny this command, such as needing to be @op when channel mode +t is set, or not being in channel
• $chan(#channelname).topic continues to report the old string until server sends the RAW event indicating the new topic
• Prior to v7.68 topic could only be deleted like: //topic $active $chr(58)

Compatibility

Added: 3.9

See also

• $chan
• ON TOPIC