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Originally posted by TechedRonan
Yeah noticed after the post
I made two edits, didn't notice page two.

heres edit2

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Originally posted by TechedRonan
Edit2: Could someone please show the actual part that sends the xml to the server? Status2FTP is a bit confusing for me, sadly.

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From page two.

Bump, no one answers.

For the xml question go look at the status2ftp script for ftp functions.

As for arrays, you're comparing a string to an entire array, of course it won't work. Create a loop to run through the entire array. But in your example if(Message.match(/Duja/i) != 0) would be better.

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Originally posted by TechedRonan

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var LIST = new Array();
LIST[0]="Duja";
LIST[1]="duja";

function OnEvent_ChatWndReciveMessage(ChatWnd, Origin, Message, MessageKind){
    if(Origin == Messenger.MyName){return;}
    else if(Message == LIST){
        ChatWnd.SendMessage("Duja");
        Debug.Trace("Duja detected");
    }
}

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You cannot compare the array's object itself to a string. You need to loop through the array and compare against each element.

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else{
     for(i in LIST){
          if(LIST[i] == Message){
               ChatWnd.SendMessage("Duja");
               Debug.Trace("Duja detected");
               break;
          }
     }
}

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The variabe Message is a string and not an array, to fix this you can use a 'for' to list through the different lines in the array.  Maybe have a look at the JScript documentation from microsoft (MSDN)

I'm not sure about the first question though sorry.

EDIT: Looks like I was beaten to it, but the MSDN will still help you with further scripting and problems like this.

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Originally posted by cooldude_i06

quote:

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Originally posted by TechedRonan

code:

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var LIST = new Array();
LIST[0]="Duja";
LIST[1]="duja";

function OnEvent_ChatWndReciveMessage(ChatWnd, Origin, Message, MessageKind){
    if(Origin == Messenger.MyName){return;}
    else if(Message == LIST){
        ChatWnd.SendMessage("Duja");
        Debug.Trace("Duja detected");
    }
}

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You cannot compare the array's object itself to a string. You need to loop through the array and compare against each element.

code:

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else{
     for(i in LIST){
          if(LIST[i] == Message){
               ChatWnd.SendMessage("Duja");
               Debug.Trace("Duja detected");
               break;
          }
     }
}

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This is what i ended up with and it doesn't work:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReciveMessage(ChatWnd, Origin, Message, MessageKind){
    if(Origin == Messenger.MyName){return;}
    else{
         for(i in LIST){
                  if(LIST[i] == Message){
               ChatWnd.SendMessage("Duja");
               Debug.Trace("Duja detected");
               break;
          }
     }
}
}

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Try this instead

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReciveMessage(ChatWnd, Origin, Message, MessageKind){
if(Origin == Messenger.MyName){return;}
else{
     for(i=0;i<2;i++){
         if(LIST[i] == Message){
               ChatWnd.SendMessage("Duja");
               Debug.Trace("Duja detected");
               break;
          }
     }
}
}

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This should work for you now, just had to fix the 'for' line

for(var i = 0; i < LIST.length; i++)

would be better allows easier managing of changing array sizes.

"Recive" is spelt wrong, it should be "Receive" as in

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OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage

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Markee - there was nothing wrong with the for line

Still doesn't work. Not sure but could it perhaps be because i'm using 2 accounts(multimsn feat) to test it? (I would just guess it would spam me a bit, or create an infinate loop and crash msn)

EDIT: Oh.. doh.
Yeah it works now, thanks for the help all!

Edit2: Could someone please show the actual part that sends the xml to the server? Status2FTP is a bit confusing for me, sadly.