Shoutbox

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by taca
I've looked up the code, and I can't see the bit thats responds to the event when someone adds you from his/her contact list.

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Because that is not included in the script...

Everything from the packet sniffing to the displaying of toasts is done with the use of an external DLL file. You have no access to its source...

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If you want to make your own sniffing code and react on recieved packets and do your own stuff, you're better of using Pai's ActiveX Xniff sniffer and make your own "open session notifier" as shown in that thread.

You need to alter Pai's script and add the code which checks if the data packet is an inventation (study the messenger protocol[*] to know which data packet that is and how it is constructed: the asynchronous command "ADL" if I recall correctly).

Once you have that you will need other not-so-easy-code to poll and check for the "this contact wants to add you" window and send a message to that window...

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Originally posted by taca
The reason is that I want to do some script that autoaccept the invitation when someone adds you.

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instead of making a script which does that, why not simply uncheck the two options in Messenger: Tools > Options > Privacy



[*] http://www.hypothetic.org/docs/msn/index.php  (site is not updated in a long time so it doesn't contain all the ins and outs of the new protocol versions, though it will give you the most detailed explanation there is to find)
http://msnpiki.msnfanatic.com/ (has some (more up to date) info too but not quite as much as on hypothetic.org)

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