Shoutbox

Eh, it should work properly...

Try typing -00:30
also -0.5 should work
I'm not sure why -00.50 doesn't work

I'm at school now, but you may add me on WLM, and I'll have a look at it this afternoon...

-0.5 doesn't work either... I get the same problem

When I type -00:30 I get a "this command is not recognised" error.

I'm at school now, so it will be difficult to find the problem, but possible (got nothing to do here, I'm in IT class :P)

Try typing '/tzShowDebug' and it should show the Debug Window
Select Timezone in the script combobox (top-left) and copy the piece where it says 'Settings::OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage {'
and '$Message = /tzSetGMT -0.5' or similiar
Post it here, and I'll have a look

i thought i might help out

code:

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Settings:Event_ChatWndSendMessage {
    $ChatWnd = 459804
    $Message = "/tzSetGMT -00.50"
    var IsCommand = true
    var Command = "setgmt"
    var Params = "-00.50"
    //Evaluating "setgmt" with Params: "-00.50"
    var Email = "Address@Email.com"
    var GMTs = "-00.50"
    var GMT = NaN
    (GMT != 0): true
    Main::UpdateButton {
        $ChatWnd = 459804
        (ChatWnd.Contacts.Count == 1): true
        Main::AddButton {
            $ChatWnd = 459804
            var SignedIn = true
            (ChatWnds[ChatWnd.Handle] == undefined): false
            var ChildWnd = 3409034
            var Result = 1 //SetWindowPos call
            var ChildWnd.Visible = true
        }
    }
    //Command "setgmt" processed with Params: -00.50
}

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I'm not sure if this is correct, but the problem seems to be:

code:

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if(GMTs.indexOf(",") != -1) {
   var GMT = 1 * GMTs.replace(",", ".")
}

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If you try setting the GMT like "1,5" it acts the same as if it is "1.5", so I assume that this "," should be changed to a ".". (Works for me at least.)

yes i can confirm this it works if you put -0,5

atleast now we know the mistake

Thanks Jay_Jay, I found the problem now...
Also you should actually use -0,5 or -00.30 or -00:30
The latter ones don't work for now, will fix it in a minute
(got 5 min remaining )

-edit-
Fixed I hope, Jay_Jay, could you test it?
-0,5     -00.30     -00:30     should all do the same...

Download in the opening post
(at the end of the class )

Well, for me, "-0,5" works as it always has and takes off 30min. "-00.30" takes off 6min and "-00:30" does the same.

Also, on an unrelated note, I used to have the auto-update bug and it turned out to be because your earliest version of the script used a file called "Timezone.js" which set the version to something old on startup, and when I auto-updated, your main functions moved to "Main.js", but "Timezone.js" was never deleted, and hence the script thought it was still that old version.

EDIT: Debug log:

code:

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Settings::OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage {
   $ChatWnd = 2426400
   $Message = "/tzSetGMT -00:30"
   var IsCommand = true
   var Command = "setgmt"
   var Params = "-00:30"
   //Evaluating "setgmt" with Params: "-00:30"
   var Email = "email@domain.com"
   var GMTs = "-00.30"
   var GMT = -0.1
   (GMT != 0): true
   Main::UpdateButton {
      $ChatWnd = 2426400
      (ChatWnd.Contacts.Count == 1): true
      Main::AddButton {
         $ChatWnd = 2426400
         var SignedIn = true
         (ChatWnds[ChatWnd.Handle] == undefined): false
         var ChildWnd = 1967468
         var Result = 1 //SetWindowPos call
         var ChildWnd.Visible = true
      }
   }
   //Command "setgmt" processed with Params: -00:30
}

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EDIT:

code:

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var GMT = (Minutes != undefined) ? 1 * ("" + Hours + "." + Math.round(Minutes / 60)) : 1 * Hours

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"Math.round()" rounds to the nearest integer. What you want is something like "Number.toFixed()" to round decimals. This works:

code:

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("" + Hours + "." + (Minutes / 60).toFixed(2).substr(2))

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quote:

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Originally posted by phalanxii
I'm not sure if this is correct, but the problem seems to be:

code:

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if(GMTs.indexOf(",") != -1) {
   var GMT = 1 * GMTs.replace(",", ".")
}

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If you try setting the GMT like "1,5" it acts the same as if it is "1.5", so I assume that this "," should be changed to a ".". (Works for me at least.)

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This was not the problem. If it had a comma, it would act as a normal decimal number, if it had a dot, it would act as a hour-minute pair (because GMTs.indexOf(",") != -1 would return false, the else statement is executed)
I let GMT be the hours + "." + Minutes / 60
Because Minutes divided by 60 could also be a decimal number, you'd have two dots, which is Not a Number or NaN
That's why I added the Math.round(), but it shouldn't divide by 60, but divide by 60 times 100 to convert the minutes to decimal (forgot the times 100)

-Update-
version 1.01.023
Minor bugfix

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I was working on fixing this at school, so I didn't had the correct version at home. So I downloaded it, and installed it, and it also overwrote the windows.xml, which I was busy with, making the GUI. I lost it all (wasn't very much, but still)

-update-
version 1.01.024
another minor bugfix

works correct now