Hi.
I'm from Denmark and my english isn't good.

I have made my own Messenger Plus! Live script and wants to make it to a .plsc file (So the users can import the script), but how do i make my script to a .plsc file?

- Simon

Make sure you have a scriptinfo.xml file then zip the contents of the folder(not the folder itself) and rename .zip to .plsc

Hi.
That doesn't work.

I can't find any programs to "plsc the script"

Silentdragon ->
Hi.
I haven't got winzip, but winrar, can i use winrar?

In the folder der isn't any file called "scriptinfo.xml", actually there isn't any .xml file.
What shell the scriptinfo contain?

Yes you can use winrar, just make sure you move the radio button to zip file isntead of rar file.

Example ScriptInfo.xml

code:

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<ScriptInfo>   
    <Information>
        <Name>Answering Machine Plus</Name>
        <Description>Autoreplies to user specified messages.</Description>
        <AboutUrl>http://shoutbox.menthix.net/showthread.php?tid=64534</AboutUrl>
    </Information>
</ScriptInfo>

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Originally posted by SnuZZer
In the folder der isn't any file called "scriptinfo.xml", actually there isn't any .xml file.

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Yo

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Originally posted by SnuZZer
Hi.
That doesn't work.

I can't find any programs to "plsc the script"

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Hi.
I can't get it work.
When i have maked the plsc file and try to open the fil it says that it isn't a valid Messenger Plus! Live file

Make sure the xml is unicode. If it still doesn't work post it up here and I'll check whats wrong.

SnuZZer,

ermmm.. please read the scripting documentation regarding script packs carefully.

Everything said in this thread is only a small part of what you must do and is majorly confusing if you're not that computer literate (not to mention certain things said in this thread are not totally correct).

Either do that or use a script pack tool like Demsey linked to.


A scriptpack includes:
* the JS files, these can be saved in Unicode (little endian) or ANSI.
* an mandatory scriptinfo.xml file. This file must be, in general, saved as Unicode (little endian) (Although you can save it as Ansi too, but in that case you need to define this in the XML header). Don't forget to include an xml header. The proper contents of the file can be found in the scripting documentation. The file is something you need to create manually.
* other files. for more on these, read the scripting documentation.

Everything must be saved under the root in the scriptpack, thus not in a subdirectory.

A scriptpack is actually a normal ZIP file, but with its extension renamed to plsc.

All this and in more detail can be read in the scripting documentation. Read it very very carefully.





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@others: try to explain stuff 100% correctly. Very good that you try to help, but almost all posts in this thread so far are not much of a help at all and will in fact make it even more confusing since they don't mention the details and not all facts are given. sorry....

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Originally posted by gjs1992
Put it in a Zip File and link it in MS Front Page or something to iits current location on the PC and right click then save target as and put at the end of the filename .plsc

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Originally posted by Silentdragon
Make sure you have a scriptinfo.xml file

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Originally posted by Silentdragon
Example ScriptInfo.xml

code:

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<ScriptInfo>   
    <Information>
        <Name>Answering Machine Plus</Name>
        <Description>Autoreplies to user specified messages.</Description>
        <AboutUrl>http://shoutbox.menthix.net/showthread.php?tid=64534</AboutUrl>
    </Information>
</ScriptInfo>

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Originally posted by Silentdragon
Make sure the xml is unicode.

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CookieRevised ->
Hi.
I have read the documentation and i have tried to make my JS-file (Leet beskeder.js) and ScriptInfo.xml to a .rar file and change .rar til to .plsc, but when i try to open the .plsc file i got the message:
"The file you tried to read isn't a valid Messenger Plus! script-pack"

Must be a zip file, you can use win rar to make ZIP file. When you create an archive winrar you should have the option to pick zip or rar.

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Originally posted by SnuZZer
CookieRevised ->
Hi.
I have read the documentation and i have tried to make my JS-file (Leet beskeder.js) and ScriptInfo.xml to a .rar file and change .rar til to .plsc, but when i try to open the .plsc file i got the message:
"The file you tried to read isn't a valid Messenger Plus! script-pack"

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Hi.
It works!!
Thanks!!

I changed ScriptInfo.xml's type to "Unicode big endian".
I packed Leet beskeder.js and ScriptInfo.xml in a .zip file with WinRAR and changed the filetype to .plsc.
..and.. Now it works!! Thanks!!

It works fine here, I think there's something wrong with your settings or something.

What browser do you use?

Ezra ->
I use Internet Explorer, but if i download something from MSG Plus! Live's script database it works fine.

Are you sure.. Doesn't it open the file with WinRAR/WinZIP?

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Originally posted by SnuZZer
Ezra ->
I use Internet Explorer, but if i download something from MSG Plus! Live's script database it works fine.

Are you sure.. Doesn't it open the file with WinRAR/WinZIP?

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make sure to assosiate .plsc files with MPtools.exe (loocated where you installed msg plus!)

Hi.
When i double click på the original Leet beskeder.plsc Messenger Plus! Live try ti import it, but if i download the file from www.snuzzer.dk/msgplus it's a WinRAR file

Yes, Internet Explorer has this problem.  It thinks it's a zip so it downloads it as a zip.  I get round it by putting the script in a separate folder on the server from the html and the rest and then putting in a file called .htaccess saying:

code:

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ForceType application/x-plsc

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Originally posted by alexp2_ad
Yes, Internet Explorer has this problem.  It thinks it's a zip so it downloads it as a zip.  I get round it by putting the script in a separate folder on the server from the html and the rest and then putting in a file called .htaccess saying:

code:

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ForceType application/x-plsc

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That should work.

Adding the type elsewhere didn't work right for me, so I had to use ForceType and a separate folder.

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code:

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<?php

// download.php?script=xxx (no .plsc)

$script = $_GET['script'];

if (strpos($script,".") > -1 || strpos($script,"/") > -1 || strpos($script,"\\")  > -1 || strpos($script,'"') > -1 || !is_file("./$script.plsc"))
    die("File not found");

header("Content-Type: application/x-plsc");
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="' . $script . '.plsc"');

readfile("./$script.plsc");

?>

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Hi.
Ofcurse PHP!!
Thanks!!

I changed the script a bit:

code:

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<?
$script = $_GET[script];
$tjek = $script.".plsc";

if (file_exists($tjek)) {

header("Content-Type: application/x-plsc");
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="' . $script . '.plsc"');
readfile("$script.plsc");

} else {
echo "$tjek blev ikke fundet på serveren.";
}
?>

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Hmm, this sounds interesting....

Because I has a few reports from people who had WinZip and such popping up when downloading from the scripts DB too.

So that code is confirmed to work?:

code:

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header("Content-Type: application/x-plsc");
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="' . $filename . "');
readfile("$filename");

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Originally posted by MenthiX
Hmm, this sounds interesting....

Because I has a few reports from people who had WinZip and such popping up when downloading from the scripts DB too.

So that code is confirmed to work?:

code:

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header("Content-Type: application/x-plsc");
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="' . $filename . "');
readfile("$filename");

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Originally posted by SnuZZer
Hi.
Ofcurse PHP!!
Thanks!!

I changed the script a bit:

code:

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<?
$script = $_GET[script];
$tjek = $script.".plsc";

if (file_exists($tjek)) {

header("Content-Type: application/x-plsc");
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="' . $script . '.plsc"');
readfile("$script.plsc");

} else {
echo "$tjek blev ikke fundet på serveren.";
}
?>

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code:

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<?
$script = $_GET[script]; // no! php search for the 'script' constant
$tjek = $script.".plsc"; // "$script.plsc" is more simple ...

if (file_exists($tjek)) { // and if I insert ../[...] , /home/[...],  C:\[...], http://[...], ftp://[...] ; file_exists will accept a folder too

header("Content-Type: application/x-plsc");
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="' . $script . '.plsc"');
readfile("$script.plsc");

} else {
echo "$tjek blev ikke fundet på serveren."; // XSS vulnerability, $tjek = <script>alert("Cookies: " + document.cookie);</script>
}
?>

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code:

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<?php

$script = (get_magic_quotes_gpc() ? stripslashes($_GET['script']) : $_GET['script']);
$scriptfn= "$script.plsc";

$error = 0;

if (empty($script))
    $error = 1;

else if (preg_match('#[/\\\\."]#', $script))
    $error = 2;

else if (!is_file($scriptfn))
   $error = 3;

if ($error === 0)
{
    header("Content-Type: application/x-plsc");
    header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="' . $scriptfn . '"');

    readfile($scriptfn);
}
else
{
    $scriptfn = htmlentities($scriptfn);
   
    switch ($error)
    {
        case 1:
            echo "File is empty !";
            break;
        case 2:
            echo "Illegal characters in file : $scriptfn";
            break;
        case 3:
            echo "File not found : $scriptfn";
            break;
    }
}

?>

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Originally posted by mickael9

@Ezra : yes, but if you don't put the Content-Disposition header, you will get a download.php file

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