Shoutbox

I have a little problem. And as you probably will see on my problem, I am a newbe.

I trid to fix so I get a message every time I change my status. This is what I wrote:
function OnEvent_MyStatusChange(Email)
{
    if(Email == "andvibeto@msn.com") //Change for your sign-in email
    {
        var Message = "Your status have been chenged to " + Messenger.StatusChange + "!";
        Message = MsgPlus.RemoveFormatCodes(Message);
        MsgPlus.DisplayToast("", Message);
    }
}

The script debugging says everything is fine. Does anyone see what i do wrong?

quote:

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Originally posted by Addenorw
Messenger.StatusChange

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There's no StatusChange property of the Messenger object. You probably want to use MyStatus property but it's a number and you have to convert it to string by yourself.

Err what are you doing?

OnEvent_MyStatusChange(
    [enum] NewStatus
);
No email parameter .

code:

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function OnEvent_MyStatusChange(NewStatus){
    if(Messenger.MyEmail == "andvibeto@msn.com"){
        MsgPlus.DisplayToast("", "Your status have been changed to " + NewStatus + "!");
    }
}

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Or even better

code:

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function OnEvent_MyStatusChange(NewStatus){
    if(Messenger.MyEmail == "andvibeto@msn.com"){
        MsgPlus.DisplayToast("", "Your status have been changed to " + Array('', '', 'Appear Offline', 'Online', 'Busy', 'Be Right Back', 'Idle', 'Away', 'In a Call', 'Out to Lunch')[NewStatus] + "!");
    }
}

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Note: I haven't tested the code but they should work. Tested now and it works. Improved the code a bit aswell

code:

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var Status = new Array("","","Appear Offline","Online","Busy","Be Right Back","Idle","Away","In a Call", "Out to Lunch");

function OnEvent_MyStatusChange(NewStatus){
    MsgPlus.DisplayToast("New Status","Your status has been changed to "+Status[NewStatus]+"!";
}

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That should do what you want and it should hopefully show you where you were going wrong

EDIT: Damn, beaten That might work better than mine too

Naah... Spunky's version is easier to understand. And there's no need to use RemoveFormatCodes.

quote:

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Originally posted by Mattike
Naah... Spunky's version is easier to understand. And there's no need to use RemoveFormatCodes.

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I know, i just copy pasted that part from the first post, i was in a hurry at that time. But my version checks the email like in the first post the OP shows an intention. Fixed stuff now

thanks!