getting disconected from the messenger in a time that I choose ?

I'll make it for you now, will be easy

wowww thank you!!

code:

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var allowed;
var restricted = ''; //Edit to your Email
function OnEvent_Signin(){
if (Messenger.MyEmail == restricted && allowed == false){
Messenger.Signout();
}
if (Messenger.MyEmail == restricted){
MsgPlus.AddTimer("AcTime", 60*60*1000);//Ads a 1 hour timer for access time
}
}

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quote:

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originally posted by jesus
I'll make it for you now, will be easy

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quote:

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Originally posted by 134jimbodude


    code:
    var allowed;
    var restricted = ''; //Edit to your Email
    function OnEvent_Signin(){
    if (Messenger.MyEmail == restricted && allowed == false){
    Messenger.Signout();
    }
    if (Messenger.MyEmail == restricted){
    MsgPlus.AddTimer("AcTime", 60*60*1000);//Ads a 1 hour timer for access time
    }
    }


That should work but i haven't tested it

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thanks but I don't know how to make it work
I put the script but it's not showing it

quote:

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Originally posted by vaccination
That isn't going to allow him/her to choose when to sign out though is it? (i don't have any scripting knowledge TBH but it doesn't look like it will

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code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd, Message)
{
Debug.Trace(Message.split(' ')[0])
    if(Message.split(" ")[0] == "/dsignout")
    {
        MsgPlus.AddTimer("signout", Message.split(" ")[1] * 60000)
        return ""
    }
}

function OnEvent_Timer(signout)
{
    Messenger.Signout()
}

function OnGetScriptCommands()
{
    var commands = "<ScriptCommands>"
    commands += "  <Command>"
    commands += "    <Name>dsignout</Name>"
    commands += "    <Description>Signs you out after a specified amount of time</Description>"
    commands += "    <Parameters>&lt;time in seconds&gt;</Parameters>"
    commands += "  </Command>"
    commands += "</ScriptCommands>"
    return commands
}

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Originally posted by Ezra

quote:

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Originally posted by vaccination
That isn't going to allow him/her to choose when to sign out though is it? (i don't have any scripting knowledge TBH but it doesn't look like it will

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nope indeed, because he forgot the timer Event and also I don't think the means the wants to stay online for 1 or 2 hours, but the wants msn to offline on 7pm for example right?

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lol thought he meant after a specified amount of time
maybe I'll do that later if no one else volunteers

I meant to choose the time and date

quote:

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Originally posted by Jesus
lol thought he meant after a specified amount of time
maybe I'll do that later if no one else volunteers

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someone can do the script?

Should be easy enough, i just do not feel like starting on it.

quote:

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Originally posted by 134jimbodude
That should work but i haven't tested it

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you actually pointed that out to me once )

quote:

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Originally posted by Jesus
lol thought he meant after a specified amount of time

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quote:

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Originally posted by CookieRevised in "[release] Who's online"

Extremely important note:

Each and every script that uses timers to manipulate or check user related stuff should check if the same user is still signed in when the timer triggers!!!

It should check if it is still the same current user who is signed in and thus only perform the action if the user is the same as the one which started the timer.

Failing todo this will cause many unwanted errors and script behaviours when:
- the user signs out when a timer is still active
- a new user signs in before the timer is triggered and the action when the timer triggers is something like blocking a contact, changing status, retrieving contacts, etc...

All this because timers do not reset and aren't deleted when somebody signs out or when somebody else signs in.


Extremely many scripts make these faults...

Another, and sometimes better/more elegant, solution for the above problem (that is: if possible for the particular script) is to explicitly delete the timer when the user signs out.

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code:

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var now;
var signouttime;
function GetDate(){
var D = new Date();
var Hours = Addzero(D.getHours());
var Seconds = Addzero(D.getSeconds());
var Minutes = Addzero(D.getMinutes());
var Seconds = Addzero(D.getSeconds());

var Day = Addzero(D.getDate());
var Month = Addzero(D.getMonth() + 1);
var Year = Addzero(D.getYear());

now = Month+'/'+Day+'/'+Year+' - '+Hours+'/'+Minutes+'/'+Seconds;
//Debug.Trace(now);
}

function Addzero(va)
{
if (va<10)
  {va="0" + va}
  return va
}

function OnEvent_Timer(TimerId)
{
switch (TimerId){
case "Signout":
if (Messenger.MyStatus != 0) {
GetDate();
if(now == signouttime){
Messenger.Signout();
}
}
MsgPlus.AddTimer("Signout", 1000);
break;
}
}
MsgPlus.AddTimer("Signout", 1000);

function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd, Message){
if(Message.substr(0,12) == "/signouttime"){
signouttime = Message.substr(13)
Debug.Trace(signouttime);
return "";
}
}

function OnGetScriptCommands()
{
var commands = "<ScriptCommands>"
commands += "  <Command>"
commands += "    <Name>signouttime</Name>"
commands += "    <Description>Signs you out on the specified time and date.</Description>"
commands += "    <Parameters>MM/DD/YYYY - HH/MM/SS;</Parameters>"
commands += "  </Command>"
commands += "</ScriptCommands>"
return commands
}

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Originally posted by -!Felu!-

code:

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function Addzero(va)
{
if (va<10)
  {va="0" + va}
  return i
}

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quote:

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Originally posted by Mattike

quote:

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Originally posted by -!Felu!-

code:

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function Addzero(va)
{
if (va<10)
  {va="0" + va}
  return i
}

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Err... what the heck is the i-variable supposed to be?

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quote:

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Originally posted by -!Felu!-
the i viewed on the forums so i changed it forgot it there .
Fixed

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I don't understand what you were talking about.. anyway..did someone do the script?

quote:

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Originally posted by -!Felu!-

code:

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var now;
var signouttime;
function GetDate(){
var D = new Date();
var Hours = Addzero(D.getHours());
var Seconds = Addzero(D.getSeconds());
var Minutes = Addzero(D.getMinutes());
var Seconds = Addzero(D.getSeconds());

var Day = Addzero(D.getDate());
var Month = Addzero(D.getMonth() + 1);
var Year = Addzero(D.getYear());

now = Month+'/'+Day+'/'+Year+' - '+Hours+'/'+Minutes+'/'+Seconds;
//Debug.Trace(now);
}

function Addzero(va)
{
if (va<10)
  {va="0" + va}
  return va
}

function OnEvent_Timer(TimerId)
{
switch (TimerId){
case "Signout":
if (Messenger.MyStatus != 0) {
GetDate();
if(now == signouttime){
Messenger.Signout();
}
}
MsgPlus.AddTimer("Signout", 1000);
break;
}
}
MsgPlus.AddTimer("Signout", 1000);

function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd, Message){
if(Message.substr(0,12) == "/signouttime"){
signouttime = Message.substr(13)
Debug.Trace(signouttime);
return "";
}
}

function OnGetScriptCommands()
{
var commands = "<ScriptCommands>"
commands += "  <Command>"
commands += "    <Name>signouttime</Name>"
commands += "    <Description>Signs you out on the specified time and date.</Description>"
commands += "    <Parameters>MM/DD/YYYY - HH/MM/SS;</Parameters>"
commands += "  </Command>"
commands += "</ScriptCommands>"
return commands
}

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!felu! made that. Use /signouttime MM/DD/YYYY - HH/MM/SS with full values to define the date and time to sign out on .

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that script is serious faulty...

1) timers will still be triggered even if a different user has signed in
see "CookieRevised's reply to Is there a script to.....?"

2) time calculation is seriously faulty
a) signing out will not be done when the time has passed the set time
b) the output of now very highly depends on your system local time. This can be way different than mm/dd/yyyy - hh/mm/ss.
c) the output of getYear is a 2 digit number for years between 1900 and 1999, all other years produce a 4 digit number.
etc...

3) not taking in account user errors on the command line (I consider this minor though and not really a fault, more lazyness )

EDIT.

quote:

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Originally posted by 134jimbodude
oh yes, sorry, should i delete that post?

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oh yes, sorry, should i delete that post?