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Originally posted by afelipE_scripts
how to get the text displayed in MP!L Toasts?
lngNotify = Interop.Call("user32","FindWindowW","#32770","");
lngNotify_Static = Interop.Call('User32',"FindWindowExW", lngNotify, 0, 'Static',0);
addNotification(strGettext(lngNotify_Static));
You do know that "#32770" is not an unique class for windows? Many windows in Windows have "#32770" as a class and it by no means uniquely identifies Plus! Toast windows... Aka: do not use that.
And may I very strongly point out that:
1)
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Originally posted by Squelettor
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Originally posted by Felu
Do you have permission for editing this script?
All the script are not in free license ?
No! It isn't because they are open-source that you can copy them and release them again without the permission of the author!
2)
Can you all please stop posting variants of this script please!!! If a script needs updating, then contact the author instead.
And as for the author, update the FIRST post in this thread with the new version.
All this because with all these variations and versions of this script it is majorly confussing to forum users what to download. Remember that not everybody will scroll thru entire threads, and even less people will actually read posts to know what has changed or not.
Again, if a script is released there should only be ONE attachment in the entire thread, the one from the first post.
Also, if you are not the original author and you attach a new version of a script to your post for whatever reason, then PLEASE check it out for bugs. It is already bad that people attach new versions at random, let alone that those 'new' versions are actually worse....
So...
- afelipE_scripts: update your first post in this thread with the latest version.
- And to all others: please remove all your attachments.
- afelipE_scripts: before posting a script, test it for (obvious) bugs
- afelipE_scripts and Squelettor: please don't double post. Edit your post instead if you want to add something
- Cookie: stop ranting, although it needs to be done from time to time.