is it possible to create a script so that whenever i push the "#" key, it sends a message like eg. "lol" to whatever convo is up.
or when i push the "=" key, it sends "hi"

thanks

134jimbodude

Yes, it's possible...

but to make it, some additional info is needed:

When you press the keys, do you want the "lol" and "hi" text to appear in de text in the typing area (so you still need to press enter to send the message you were typing; thus this is just like inserting emoticons)?

Or do you want the message "lol" and "hi" to be send strait away (thus without changing the possible existing text in the typing area; thus much like a hotkey)? And in this case, do you want these "lol" and "hi" messages to be send to only the currently active convo, or to all open convos?

i want it to be sent sraight away if possible please

In that case, do you want these "lol" and "hi" messages to be send to only the currently active convo, or to all open convos?


PS: I can't make the script atm as I don't have Plus! here at work, but with the info provided I'm sure somebody will make it (and if not, I'll provide the script tonight).

only the current active convo please

also can you make the messages "hi" and "lol" variables so i can change them please

thanks

Like this :

code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd,Message){
    Message = Message.replace(/#/gi, "lol");
    Message= Message.replace(/=/gi, "hi");
    return Message;
}

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erm..

i want it so when i push the "#" i dont have to push enter.

it justs sends "lol" to the active open convo

code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndEditKeyDown(ChatWnd, KeyCode){
  switch(KeyCode){
    case 187:
      ChatWnd.SendMessage("hi");
      return true;
    case 222:
      ChatWnd.SendMessage("lol");
      return true;
  }
}

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kool thanks

wot do the case 187 and the case 222 do?

r they the "#" and the "="?

i want to know this so i can add more to the script

thanks

But for the # you need the ALT GR...

Maybe it's different with QWERTY.

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Originally posted by 134jimbodude
kool thanks

wot do the case 187 and the case 222 do?

r they the "#" and the "="?

i want to know this so i can add more to the script

thanks

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quote:

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Originally posted by Eljay

code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndEditKeyDown(ChatWnd, KeyCode){
    switch(KeyCode){
    case 187:
    ChatWnd.SendMessage("hi");
    return true;
    case 222:
    ChatWnd.SendMessage("lol");
    return true;
    }
    }

---

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yes it is ############ see ma, no alt!!11

http://www.js-examples.com/page/tutorials__key_codes.html contains a list of key codes if you want to code your own.

thanks everyone

quote:

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Originally posted by Huhu_Manix
Like this :

code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd,Message){
    Message = Message.replace(/#/gi, "lol");
    Message= Message.replace(/=/gi, "hi");
    return Message;
}

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?

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quote:

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Originally posted by Huhu_Manix
But for the # you need the ALT GR...

Maybe it's different with QWERTY.

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Sorry with my ignorance, but why don't you use the Plus!'s Quick Texts function...
You can put the "#" to be changed for "lol" for example...

because this would mean typing it in and sending the message rather than having what is known as a hot-key which is done on the key being pressed

quote:

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Originally posted by MicroWay
Sorry with my ignorance, but why don't you use the Plus!'s Quick Texts function...
You can put the "#" to be changed for "lol" for example...

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CookieRevised > For my code, he said "or when i push the "=" key, it sends "hi"", i gave only the code for the sent message.

And for le key code, thank i didn't know that.

quote:

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Originally posted by Huhu_Manix
CookieRevised > For my code, he said "or when i push the "=" key, it sends "hi"", i gave only the code for the sent message.

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quote:

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Originally posted by Huhu_Manix
And for le key code, thank i didn't know that.

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Sorry, markee and -!Felu!-


I was thinking other thing, not the Key...