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Well, think about it another way: 20 messages within 15 seconds... I do think that if you send more in such a short period of time, you'll be most likely annoying people.

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Originally posted by Patchou
Well, think about it another way: 20 messages within 15 seconds... I do think that if you send more in such a short period of time, you'll be most likely annoying people.

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True enough.

That said, if you send 1 nudge you'll be most likely annoying people. 

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Originally posted by Patchou
If you add a timer to send your messages one after the other in a short interval( let's say 1 second) then it should work fine.

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Yeah, That is what i want to do. But if I juse setTimeout("RSSong.moveNext()", 600) I get the error: Object expected.
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Do I use the function setTimeout wrong or is it not supported?

It means that setTimeout is not a function. You can use a Plus! timer though

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Originally posted by deAd
It means that setTimeout is not a function. You can use a Plus! timer though

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Im making a 'bot' as such using msgplus, but it stops after 15 msg... even if the user types...

Its annoying cause of my number guessing script, they keep guessing numbers, ut after 14... it locks up.

any way around this?

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Originally posted by R4000
Im making a 'bot' as such using msgplus, but it stops after 15 msg... even if the user types...

Its annoying cause of my number guessing script, they keep guessing numbers, ut after 14... it locks up.

any way around this?

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read the thread and especially Patchou's answer...

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Originally posted by alexp2_ad
Because I could make a script that would delete half of someones registry and critical system files, record their passwords and email them to me or never let them sign in without removing the script... but I couldn't make a flooder?

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you're comparing two different things though. Your script which records all that stuff must be run by the user. A flooder doesn't need to be run by the user in order to flood him.

in other words: I have a choice to install/run your malicious script and as such it would be my own responsebility and I can do something about it/prevent it from happening, but I don't have a choice and I can't prevent it from happening if you start to flood me with a script you're running.

The way around this would be get the handle of the Chat Window (really easy as its a property of the ChatWnd object).

Use the PostMessage API to send the text to the window then you can simulate pressing Enter. That is a way around the flood protection.