Shoutbox

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
There are some bugs though. The systray icon isn't properly removed/destroyed when you exit Messenger (polygamy).

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That is easily fixed if you use a GlobalAtom of the Users Email address. And you can use the Atom as the ID of the icon and it will resolve that issue. Also it screws up with Messenger Lock. Messenger Lock changes the icon we created not the Messenger one.

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Originally posted by Matty
Messenger Lock changes the icon we created not the Messenger one.

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lol, indeed.... bug in Plus! I'd say...

(or at least, a lazyness of Patchou to search for the first icon created by the Messenger process, instead of checking the *magic* id 40046?... I think )

that's not lazyness, all the countrary... I dont want to search for any "magic" id as you say, one of the many thigns that make Messenger Plus! resistant to Messenger updates.

I'll find a way to fix it for you.

Here is another update

Version 0.3

Includes Polygamy Support and proper adding and removing of the icon when the user signs in and out.

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Originally posted by Patchou
that's not lazyness, all the countrary... I dont want to search for any "magic" id as you say, one of the many thigns that make Messenger Plus! resistant to Messenger updates.

I'll find a way to fix it for you.

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but... but... but...

I guess you're right, although that number has never changed since version xxx (can't remember, at least 7.0 though...). And if it is, there are tricks to find out that number from the source, no?

i like that 

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    if (Messenger.MyStatus > 0) {
        /*     Call the function to create the icon    */
        CreateIcon();
    }

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you forgotten the offline users

yes there is a trick: it's by monitoring additions of icons and checkign the id that's being added.. which is what I'm doing .

Bug fixed btw, it was caused by a stupid mistake made in a patch for version 4.10 or something like that to detect when the icon was being readded following explorer.exe being killed and reinstanciated.

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Originally posted by Patchou
yes there is a trick: it's by monitoring additions of icons and checkign the id that's being added.. which is what I'm doing .

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you could also loop through the icons and get each's associated handle and id (among other things), but what you're doing is definitely better