When I create a Plus window, it gets the focus.
How to give the focus automatically back to the window which had it before, or, better, don't give the focus to the plus window at all?

Is this what you're looking for?

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MsgPlus.CreateWnd("Interfaxe.xml","WindowName",2);

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Originally posted by Scripting Docs

[number,optional] If specified, this parameter can be one of the following numbers:

WNDOPT_NOACTIVATE (2)
Don't activate the window after its creation

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Thanks.

Is there anywhere a documentation of those CreateWnd parameters?

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Originally posted by Scripting Docs - MsgPlus.CreateWnd

Options
[number,optional] If specified, this parameter can be one of the following numbers:

0 - Display the window normally (default).
1 - Don't automatically show the window after it's been created.
2 - Don't activate the window after its creation.

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var Wnd = MsgPlus.CreateWnd("Interface.xml","WndTest",2 /* or 1 */);

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kk. Thanks @ all ^^
In some days, there will be a new script

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Originally posted by mynetx
kk. Thanks @ all ^^
In some days, there will be a new script

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Originally posted by mynetx
documentation of those CreateWnd parameters?

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Originally posted by warmth
sorry that I ask... what about???

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Originally posted by mynetx
About received URL links in chats.

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So MsgPlus.CreateWnd(strFile, strWindowId, 2); creates a non-activated window.
But what if I create the window in advance with ....., 1);, and then use objPlusWnd.Visible = true; ?

The changing of the window property "Visible" to true gives the window the focus. How to show the window (and move it to top), but leave the focus in the window which had it before?

The best thing you could do is add the TopMost element to your Window attributes. Eventually, you can add the NoActivate element to make it not activate when selected, so you can't ever focus it, although I don't know if that's what you want.

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<Window Id="MyPlusWnd" Version="1">
   ...
   <Attributes>
      <TopMost>true</TopMost>
   </Attributes>
   ...
</Window>

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By the way, the scripting documentation describes this very well... I think you should take some time to read it fully.