Say this was a script nothing else what would be wrong with it.

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function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(oChatWnd, sMessage){
    if (sMessage === 'hello'){
        MsgPlus.DisplayToast('hello', 'Capital letters remember and full stops');
    }
    else if (sMessage === 'hiya'){
        MsgPlus.DisplayToast('hiya', 'Capital letters remember and full stops');
    }

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The only thing I see is that you're missing a closing bracket ( } ) of the function...

Were?

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Originally posted by L. Coyote
Not only are you missing a closing bracket for the function, but you are also using === instead of ==.

=== doesn't mean anything, it's not correct.

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Originally posted by .2007
Were?

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ok i am asking,

Can you please tell me were the missing } is.

Thank you very mutch.

code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(oChatWnd, sMessage){
    if (sMessage === 'hello'){
        MsgPlus.DisplayToast('hello', 'Capital letters remember and full stops');
    }
    else if (sMessage === 'hiya'){
        MsgPlus.DisplayToast('hiya', 'Capital letters remember and full stops');
    }
}

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Thanks NanaFreak

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Originally posted by .2007
Were?

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Originally posted by J-Thread
The only thing I see is that you're missing a closing bracket ( } ) of the function...

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Originally posted by Eljay
=== is a perfectly valid operator, it does the same thing as the == operator with the addition of checking the type of the two variables being compared. (which in this case is not really needed, but wont make any difference)

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