ok, so i made a window, i got help with that, but...

i dont know how to make buttons do actions, such as close, open, navigate, stuff like that...

Thanks In Advance.

code:

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function OnWindowidEvent_CtrlClicked(PlusWnd, ControlId){
switch(ControlId){
case "control-id-of-button": // when a button with this id is clicked..
PlusWnd.Close(1); // Closes the window
break;
case "control-id-of-another-button":
Interop.Call("user32","MessageBoxW", 0, "Button 2 has been clicked", "some script", 64); // Displays a message box.
break;
}
}

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TYVM roflmao, you seem to be able to help out alot...lmfao
from now on, if i need help, imma talk to you first...

oh, and another thing i was wondering about... how do i put textboxs and stuff like that in??

For textboxes... change
'Control type:xsi="ButtonControl"'

to

'Control type:xsi="EditControl"'

in the xml file

quote:

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Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
For textboxes... change
'Control type:xsi="ButtonControl"'

to

'Control type:xsi="EditControl"'

in the xml file

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code:

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Debug.Trace(PlusWnd.GetControlText("textbox-id-control"));

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ok, thanks for that stuff, also, i just thought of sumthin else... how would i make it log the text within the box to a file? lol, im new to this crap, im good with other stuff, but unfortunately not that...

the windows are the only thing i've had probs with so far...

quote:

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Originally posted by waynewilson2
ok, thanks for that stuff, also, i just thought of sumthin else... how would i make it log the text within the box to a file? lol, im new to this crap, im good with other stuff, but unfortunately not that...

the windows are the only thing i've had probs with so far...

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code:

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var fso = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");
var file = fso.OpenTextFile(MsgPlus.ScriptFilesPath + "\\log.txt",2,true); // will create log.txt in your script files path
file.Write(PlusWnd.GetControlText("textbox-id"));

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ok TYVM...again lol

ok...new problem when reading an array, how would i go about comparing that array to another string, kind of like a filtering system? lol

Thanks In Advance

code:

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var Arr = new Array("123","456","789","456","abc","jkl","omn","456");
var Str = "456"
for(i=0; i<Arr.length; i++){
if(Arr[i] == "456"){
Debug.Trace("Arr["+i+"] == 456");
}
}

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ok, thanks

is there any way to check if the array's string contains the string, but is not exactly alike it??

quote:

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Originally posted by waynewilson2
is there any way to check if the array's string contains the string, but is not exactly alike it??

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code:

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for(x in somearray){
if(somestring.search(somearray[x]) != -1){
Debug.Trace(somearray[x]); // prints the found stuff.
}
}

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lol, a bit confusin, but ill figure it out, thanks roflmao

code:

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for(x in somearray){ //For each array element
    if(somestring.search(somearray[x] != -1){ //search the target text for array element
        // !=-1 means the string text was found (only returns -1 when text is not found, else returns the index or position of the first character
        Debug.Trace(somearray[x]); //Print it so we know it found the text
    }
}

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umm...i tried that, and every time i try to search the array, it returns this in the debug window...

code:

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Error: Expected ')' in regular expression (code: -2146823268)
       File: my pm chat.js. Line: 150.
Function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage returned an error. Code: -2147352567

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code:

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function filtaNow(ChitChatter, tehmess){
    for(x in filta0){ //For each array element
        if(tehmess.search(filta0[x]) != -1){ //This is line 150
        // !=-1 means the string text was found (only returns -1 when text is not found, else returns the index or position of the first character
            Debug.Trace(somearray[x]); //Print it so we know it found the text
        }
    }
   
}

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you have to Debug.Trace(filta0[x]); not somearray[x]...

As for the error... check what filta0[x] is by tracing it on line 149. It may be that it is empty or something strange

The problem was in spuky's post.

quote:

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Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff

code:

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for(x in somearray){ //For each array element
    if(somestring.search(somearray[x]) != -1){ //search the target text for array element
        // !=-1 means the string text was found (only returns -1 when text is not found, else returns the index or position of the first character
        Debug.Trace(somearray[x]); //Print it so we know it found the text
    }
}

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Just to try and explain it

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quote:

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Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff

quote:

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Originally posted by markee
spuky's

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* spuky runs

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Maybe I wanted to shorten it more

erm...
* Spunky runs

EDIT:

quote:

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Originally posted by markee
spuky's

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thanks for the help, i got it to work now, but...
when it calls that for statement, it just makes a list of every string in the array...i don't see why, and when i change

code:

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if(temess.search(filta0[x] != -1)){

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code:

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if(temess.search(filta0[x] != -1) == 0){

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quote:

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Originally posted by markee
    if(somestring.search(somearray[x]) != -1){ //search the target text for array element

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like i said, the first one returns every string in the array, the second one returns nothing, neither is doing me any good

and the bracket is in the wrong spot...

quote:

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Originally posted by waynewilson2
like i said, the first one returns every string in the array, the second one returns nothing, neither is doing me any good

and the bracket is in the wrong spot...

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code:

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if(tehmess.search(filta0[x]) != -1)

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code:

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var filta0 = new Array("something here", "something there")

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quote:

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Originally posted by roflmao456

quote:

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Originally posted by waynewilson2
like i said, the first one returns every string in the array, the second one returns nothing, neither is doing me any good

and the bracket is in the wrong spot...

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the bracket is in the correct spot:

code:

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if(tehmess.search(filta0[x]) != -1)

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oops! the search thing is backwards

code:

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var filta0 = new Array("something here", "something there");
function filtaNow(tehmess){
    for(x in filta0){
        Debug.Trace("Search #" + x + ": " + filta0[x]);
        if(filta0[x].search(tehmess) != -1){
            Debug.Trace("Found Search #" + x + ": " + filta0[x]);
            }
        }
    }

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YAY it works now, thank you guys very much for all your help, and roflmao456, if i have any more probs, ill go straight to you first

Wow that's really stupid and makes me love regular expressions even more. Especially the fact that they use the string as the object and find macthes withing it.  Though I must admit that it then does get confusing trying to remember which way exec and replace go.... (or is it match.... there are too many different ways of doing things.

The way I do checks like this is as follows

code:

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if((arr = RegExpObj.exec(stringObj)) !== null){
//put some code here
}

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code:

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var RegExpObj = new RegExp("\b("+arrayObj.join("|")+")\b");

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code:

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var RegExpObj = new RegExp("("+arrayObj.join("|")+")");

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wow... you know, i did not understand a single thing out of that post, i would rather work with stuff that i can understand && work with... thanks for trying tho...oh, and, please don't try to explain it, you'll just skrew me up more...lol, i learn stuff on my own, with stuff that people teach me...

quote:

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Originally posted by waynewilson2
i learn stuff on my own, with stuff that people teach me...

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ok, what i meant, is that when people give me something that i ask for, i take that, and examine it for a while, and on my own, i figure out what it does, how it works, and what not...

but now i got a new problem

code:

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Error: 'length' is null or not an object (code: -2146823281)

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code:

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            if ((tehfiltabud.length >= 1000) == 0){

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ok, i fixed my last problem, i thank you all very much for the help its greatly appreciated

The only time I find I run into that problem is that the variable is not a string or an array.  These are the two most common causes to my knowledge.  Try debuging the variable just before the if statement to check.  You may also wish to re-code your if statement.

code:

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(tehfiltabud.length >= 1000

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code:

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if ((tehfiltabud.length >= 1000) == 0){

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code:

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if (!(tehfiltabud.length >= 1000)){

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code:

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if (tehfiltabud.length < 1000){

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yea, i already knew how to program with the ! marks, that checks if sumthin is false, i do more java than javascript programming, i just would rather know the longer methods...lmao, thanks for the help

unfortunately i dont know xml, so i need help again, can sum1 please tell me how to make a textbox that contains text, but cannot be edited by the user, only by the script?

Please And Thanks

code:

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<Control xsi:type="EditControl" Id="someedit">
<Position Left="0" Top="0" Width="50" />
<Attributes>
<ReadOnly>true</ReadOnly>
</Attributes>
<DefaultText>some text...</DefaultText>
</Control>

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quote:

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Originally posted by waynewilson2
unfortunately i dont know xml, so i need help again, can sum1 please tell me how to make a textbox that contains text, but cannot be edited by the user, only by the script?

Please And Thanks

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TYVM

quote:

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Originally posted by roflmao456
yeah so "PlusWnd.Close(1);" closes the window.
replace "Windowid" with your window's ID.

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quote:

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Originally posted by waynewilson2

quote:

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Originally posted by roflmao456
yeah so "PlusWnd.Close(1);" closes the window.
replace "Windowid" with your window's ID.

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i just tried this, and for some reason, its not workin...

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i wasn't putting it into another function, it didn't quote the code, but... i put it into the function for the window, and it does not close it or anything...

quote:

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Originally posted by waynewilson2
i wasn't putting it into another function, it didn't quote the code, but... i put it into the function for the window, and it does not close it or anything...

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nvm, i got it...lol, i was using the wrong thing to close the window... thanks for trying to help

another thing...LMFAO im horrible, how exactly would i go about writing to the textbox?? lol

quote:

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Originally posted by waynewilson2
another thing...LMFAO im horrible, how exactly would i go about writing to the textbox?? lol

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code:

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PlusWnd.SetControlText("controlid","text");

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lol, kk, thanks