when i use the OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage function to send a command to my script, fx. "!popup" it runs the code as normal, but if i send the script to a friend and he runs it and write the same command in a chat window to me, then my script run on both computers.. how can i stop that.. ??

some of my code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd,Origin,Message,MessageKind)
{
    if(MessageKind == 1)
    {
if(Message.substr(0,7) == '!popup ') {
    var naam = Origin.substr(0,16);
    if(Message.substr(7) == '') {
        var Text = "You need to post a message after !popup..";
        ChatWnd.SendMessage(Text);
    } else {
        var Text = Message.substr(7);
        ext = MsgPlus.RemoveFormatCodes(Text);
        MsgPlus.DisplayToast("",Text);
    }
}
    }
}

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The ChatWndReceiveMessage event is triggered when any message appears in the chat window. This includes messages that you yourself send. If you are trying to get the popup to appear on your contact's side, then you need to filter out messages from you. You can do this by either checking the Origin against your nickname, or by enumerating the contacts in the chat. Unfortunately, neither method is 100% accurate, because Plus! only receives the nickname of the sender, not the email address or UID.

If you want the popup to only show on your side, change the event to ChatWndSendMessage.

I hope this helps

Robert

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Originally posted by rob_botch
The ChatWndReceiveMessage event is triggered when any message appears in the chat window. This includes messages that you yourself send. If you are trying to get the popup to appear on your contact's side, then you need to filter out messages from you. You can do this by either checking the Origin against your nickname, or by enumerating the contacts in the chat. Unfortunately, neither method is 100% accurate, because Plus! only receives the nickname of the sender, not the email address or UID.

If you want the popup to only show on your side, change the event to ChatWndSendMessage.

I hope this helps

Robert

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Uggi if im getting this right, you want to access a script on his computer.

What you can do, is create another command to activate the script in ChatWndReceiveMessage.

You use !popup for your computer, and say !!popup for his computer.

Why are people suggesting solutions that won't help?

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Originally posted by rob_botch
You can do this by either checking the Origin against your nickname

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rob_botch, mlevit, RaceProUK: ( and others.. )

If you look in my script, i only have one command, the "!popup", i use it to let my contacts write a message in a popup to me...

Now, i sent it to my friend, so it runs on both computers, if he write "!popup hello" to me, i see a popup on my screen, AND he see it on the screen he use.

The only problem is that i don´t want the script to show the popup on the computer the command is used on, but only the other computer.

Is there a function/event/anything to do that or not ?

and btw RaceProUK:

negativity is maybe also a problem huh...

You have read the thread yes?

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Originally posted by RaceProUK

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Originally posted by rob_botch
You can do this by either checking the Origin against your nickname

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is what the guy needs.

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Originally posted by RaceProUK
You have read the thread yes?

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Originally posted by RaceProUK

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Originally posted by rob_botch
You can do this by either checking the Origin against your nickname

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is what the guy needs.

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Gah, you really don't understand this do you? How can I make it obvious?
I know: Messenger.MyName.

And before you have a go at me for acting like this, it's only because you're causing me frustration since you seem unable to grasp the very simple concept I'm trying to get across.

In fact, sod it, I'll make it plain and simple.

if (Origin != Messenger.MyName) {
    // Do shit
}

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Originally posted by RaceProUK
Gah, you really don't understand this do you? How can I make it obvious?
I know: Messenger.MyName.

And before you have a go at me for acting like this, it's only because you're causing me frustration since you seem unable to grasp the very simple concept I'm trying to get across.

In fact, sod it, I'll make it plain and simple.

if (Origin != Messenger.MyName) {
    // Do shit
}

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Uggi i think i might have got it.

code:

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var sendingMessage = "";

function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd, Message)
{
    sendingMessage = Message;
    return Message;
}

function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd,Origin,Message,MessageKind)
{
    if (Message == sendingMessage)
    {
        //Do nothing
    }
    else
    {
        //Your code here
    }
}

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Originally posted by uggi
you don´t understand what i want it to do

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Originally posted by mlevit
Uggi i think i might have got it.

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var sendingMessage = "";

function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd, Message)
{
    sendingMessage = Message;
    return Message;
}

function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd,Origin,Message,MessageKind)
{
    if (Message == sendingMessage)
    {
        //Do nothing
    }
    else
    {
        //Your code here
    }
}

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Im not sure but i think this is what you're trying to achive?

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code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd,Origin,Message,MessageKind)
{
    if (Origin != Messenger.MyName) // Rejects your own messages
    {
        // Do stuff here
    }
}

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Originally posted by uggi
your behaviour and mood is rather than good

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Originally posted by uggi
Forget this question

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RaceProUK >>

You are a very strange but wise person.. why did you DON´T say all this at the FIRST post... *GG*

i'm confused over how uncomplicated this piece of code is... thanks A LOT...

Actually, if you look on the very first reply (mine) and RaceProUK's first post, they both make clear the solution, just not in the explicit code.