I've been trying the tutorial script in getting started, however, when I call the function

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MsgPlus.DisplayToast("", Message);

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Have you defined the message to appear? Also is your script running? If its stopped then there are problems with your script try and solve them.

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function OnEvent_Initialize(MessengerStart)
{
     MsgPlus.DisplayToast('','test');
}

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Debug.DebuggingWindowVisible = true;

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Message is defined, and the debug window open, I also made sure I added a debug.trace(Message) so I would see if the message was actually passing.
Debug.trace does show the message, but the toast is not displayed.
My status is set on away.

here is the debug exctract:

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Script is now loaded and ready
Function called: OnEvent_Initialize
Hello World!
Function called: OnEvent_Uninitialize
Script has been stopped
Script is starting
Script is now loaded and ready
Function called: OnEvent_Initialize
Hello World!
Function called: OnEvent_Signin
Hello Master 悪魔!

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function OnEvent_Initialize(MessengerStart)
{
    Debug.Trace("Hello World!");
    MsgPlus.DisplayToast("test", "test"); //to see if it appeared with anything
}

function OnEvent_Uninitialize(MessengerExit)
{

}

function OnEvent_Signin(Email)
{
    if(Email == "my@email.com") //Change for your sign-in email
    {
        var Message = "Hello Master " + Messenger.MyName + "!";
        Message = MsgPlus.RemoveFormatCodes(Message);
        Debug.Trace(Message);
        MsgPlus.DisplayToast("", Message);
    }
}

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I added a function to see if DisplayToast was returning fasle and it is.
This said, none of the conditions stated in the doc are met...

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- The user's status is Busy and "Show Messenger Plus! popup notifications when Busy" is unchecked in the user's preferences.

- The user has locked out his Windows session.
- A screensaver is currently running.
- The user is playing to a full screen DirectX game.

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Restart Windows Live Messenger. (signing in as Online)
See if you get any toasts popping up.

As well please don't double post use the button instead. I have an RSS Feed for the site so I see when stuff is added and I will reply when I get a chance.

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Originally posted by Matty
As well please don't double post use the button instead.

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I think Matty meant the button, not the one

Apologies for the double post.

I restarted live with online status, it still returns false.
I have no idea why.

Everything seems to be in normal conditions.

I have also tried to test with the following code:

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function OnEvent_Initialize(MessengerStart)
{
    callToast();
}

function OnEvent_Uninitialize(MessengerExit)
{

}

function callToast()
{
    var tst = MsgPlus.DisplayToast("test", "test");
    Debug.Trace("DisplatToast: "+tst); 
}

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Script has been stopped
Script is starting
Script is now loaded and ready
Function called: OnEvent_Initialize
DisplatToast: false

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There is no reason why this shouldn't work.

function OnEvent_Initialize(MessengerStart){
     Debug.Trace(MsgPlus.DisplayToast("test", "test"));
}

Tell me about it...
it still returns false and I can't really figure out why it's doing that. makes no sense...

BTW, I have the A-patch installed
Is there compatibility issues with A-patch or something?

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Originally posted by ninja0n3
Tell me about it...
it still returns false and I can't really figure out why it's doing that. makes no sense...

BTW, I have the A-patch installed
Is there compatibility issues with A-patch or something?

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As you suggested, I removed and reinstalled Live from scratch, then applied Live Plus right away to it with no A-Patch or Mess Patch.

I launched the program and in the debug section I still get false for

function OnEvent_Initialize(MessengerStart){
     Debug.Trace(MsgPlus.DisplayToast("test", "test"));
}

Is there an exhaustive list available of the reasons why DisplayToast is returning false. It seems to me that the problem might be related to something else... I just don't know what.