I got a script that only displays net_graph 3 if I look at the scoreboard.

bind "TAB" 	"+statusrpt"
alias +statusrpt "+showscores; net_graph 3; timeleft"
alias -statusrpt "-showscores; net_graph 0"

bind "TAB" 	"+statusrpt"
alias +statusrpt "+showscores; net_graph 3; timeleft"
alias -statusrpt "-showscores; net_graph 0"

Taken from my old CS config - strange what passes for "scripts" nowadays.

alias +pinger "+score; net_graph 3"
alias -pinger "-score; net_graph 0"
bind tab "+pinger"

Sure that works? Mine looks this way:

alias +pinger "+score; net_graph 3"
alias -pinger "-score; net_graph 0"
bind tab "+pinger"

Of course it works - if you look at it it's exactly the same "script" only with a differently named alias (statusrpt instead of pinger) - ah, and I have the timeleft command in it just for good measure.

Ye but mine says +score, yours say +showscores. Its like having 2 different cvars for primary attack.

A scripting language, script language or extension language, is a programming language that controls a software application.

My config.cfg in TF2 also says +showscores (I'm not using this "script" in TF2) and I'm pretty sure that I was able to check the score table for the past year or so.

According to the TF2 command reference +showscores is the right one - are you sure you don't have +score aliased somewhere?

Saint - I realize that Source Engine command scripts technically speaking ARE scripts - I'm just saying that stuff like the crouch-jump or the net_graph toggle is so simple (basically two commands executed instead of one) that back in the day people e.g. in the CS community were calling this a bind at most. =)
The scripts that were posted earlier with the whole reload stuff - now these were proper scripts in gaming, not IT terms. ^^

main() {
       printf("hello, world");
}