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Originally posted by 134jimbodude
kool thanks

wot do the case 187 and the case 222 do?

r they the "#" and the "="?

i want to know this so i can add more to the script

thanks

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http://javascript.js-x.com/key_codes/ Almost All the KeyCodes Appear to be here .

   

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Originally posted by Eljay

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function OnEvent_ChatWndEditKeyDown(ChatWnd, KeyCode){
    switch(KeyCode){
    case 187:
    ChatWnd.SendMessage("hi");
    return true;
    case 222:
    ChatWnd.SendMessage("lol");
    return true;
    }
    }

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Thanks. It maybe helpful to me some day .

yes it is ############ see ma, no alt!!11

http://www.js-examples.com/page/tutorials__key_codes.html contains a list of key codes if you want to code your own.

thanks everyone

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Originally posted by Huhu_Manix
Like this :

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function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd,Message){
    Message = Message.replace(/#/gi, "lol");
    Message= Message.replace(/=/gi, "hi");
    return Message;
}

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I especially took the time and asked the questions I asked so people would exactly know what he wanted... please read posts...

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Originally posted by Huhu_Manix
But for the # you need the ALT GR...

Maybe it's different with QWERTY.

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Keycodes, like ascii codes, are always the same. Scancodes depend on keyboard layout.

Ascii codes define the character value (eg: on each and every keyboard you use "A" will always have ascii code 65).

Keycodes define the key value (eg: ctrl is a key, but isn't a character, on each and every keyboard you use the ctrl key will always produce the same keycode).

Scancodes define the position of the key on the keyboard (eg: on every keyboard the second key from the second row will always have the same scancode, but the ascii and keycode for that key can be different depending on keyboard layout)

Sorry with my ignorance, but why don't you use the Plus!'s Quick Texts function...
You can put the "#" to be changed for "lol" for example...

because this would mean typing it in and sending the message rather than having what is known as a hot-key which is done on the key being pressed

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Originally posted by MicroWay
Sorry with my ignorance, but why don't you use the Plus!'s Quick Texts function...
You can put the "#" to be changed for "lol" for example...

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But that is not what is requested... He just want key "#" key is pressed some message it sent. Kinda quick keys instead of quick texts .

CookieRevised > For my code, he said "or when i push the "=" key, it sends "hi"", i gave only the code for the sent message.

And for le key code, thank i didn't know that.

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Originally posted by Huhu_Manix
CookieRevised > For my code, he said "or when i push the "=" key, it sends "hi"", i gave only the code for the sent message.

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Yep, hence why that was not what has been requested... He requested the behaviour of an hotkey, not replacing letters in a message which is send by pressing the send button or pressing enter.

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Originally posted by Huhu_Manix
And for le key code, thank i didn't know that.

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you're welcome

Sorry, markee and -!Felu!-


I was thinking other thing, not the Key...