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code:

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var MsgOutput = null;
var Color1 = null;
var Color2 = null;

function Replace_Text(Color1, Color2, Message, MsgOutput)
{
  MsgOutput = "[c=" + Color1 + "]" + Message + "[/c=" + Color2 + "]";
}
function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd, Message)
{
  var Contacts = ChatWnd.Contacts; 
  var e = new Enumerator(Contacts);
 
  for(; !e.atEnd(); e.moveNext())
  {
    var Contact = e.item();
    if (Contact.Email == xxx@yyy.zzz)
    {
      Color1 = "#010176";
      Color2 = "#2D0352";
      Replace_Text(Color1, Color2, Message, MsgOutput);
     
      return MsgOutput;
    }
  } 
  return Message;
}

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This might work, can't test, network is acting up.

This will iterate trough a list of contacts in the current ChanWnd, and if it finds the contact it will send the gradiented message, else it will send the message unaltered.

Well, as i'm seeing it, if it finds the Contact il will send both the unaltered and the altered message, because os the return Message at the end of the function.

Edit : and i as was seeing it, i didn't want to use it in a chat with 2 or 3 contacts.

The correct behavior for a function is to stop after returning IIRC, but if this happends use this:

code:

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var MsgOutput = null;
var Color1 = null;
var Color2 = null;
var sendUnaltered = true;

function Replace_Text(Color1, Color2, Message, MsgOutput)
{
  return "[c=" + Color1 + "]" + Message + "[/c=" + Color2 + "]";
}
function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd, Message)
{
  var Contacts = ChatWnd.Contacts; 
  var e = new Enumerator(Contacts);
 
  for(; !e.atEnd(); e.moveNext())
  {
    var Contact = e.item();
    if (Contact.Email == nemo_569@hotmail.com)
    {
      Color1 = "#010176";
      Color2 = "#2D0352";
     
      return Replace_Text(Color1, Color2, Message, MsgOutput);
      sendUnaltered = false;
    }
  }
  if(sendUnaltered)
  {
    return Message;
  }
}

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EDIT: replaced the bool variable with a more understandable variable: sendUnaltered

Here's a snippet from a script I wrote to randomize the gradient upon sending.  Note that, depending on your background picture, this can be difficult to see.

//Global variable
var c_max = 99;

function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd, Message)
{
    var c1 = Math.floor(Math.random() * c_max);
    var c2 = Math.floor(Math.random() * c_max);
    return('[c=' + c1 + ']' + Message + '[/c=' + c2 + ']');
}

I want a counter by the messages.
Example:

My name is robin (1233)
Is that possible?

quote:

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Originally posted by ThunderStorm
I want a counter by the messages.
Example:

My name is robin (1233)
Is that possible?

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Sure, but please make your own thread requesting this, don't hijack someone elses thread please

Well this isn't what i want to do timbothegreat. I just want to have specific gradient for each contact who wants to see it. And I also don't want to use it in chat with multiple contacts. I was thinking about something like this:

code:

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var Color1 = null;
var Color2 = null;
var MsgOutput = null;

function Replace_Text(Color1, Color2, Message, MsgOutput)
{
     MsgOuput = "[c=" + Color1 + "]" + Message + "[/c=" + Color2 + "]";
}

function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(Chatwnd, Message)
{
     var Contactnum = Enumerator(ChatWnd.Contacts);
     if (Contactnum < 3)
     {
          MsgOutput = Message
          if (Contact.Email == xxx@yyy.zzz)
          {
                Color1 = "#000000";
                Color2 = "#FFFFFF";
                Replace_Text(Color1, Color2, Message, MsgOutput) ;
          }
     }

     return MsgOutput;
}

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Seems simpler to me.

be sure to add this in your script else commands like /me won't work.

code:

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if (Message.charAt(0) == '/')
        return(Message);

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I'm working on a script to do autogradients and colors, with per contact options and such, having a hard time with PlusWnds tho, but nothing i can't handle

thanks, but i get an error with the line var Contactnum = Enumerate(ChatWnd.Contacts), anyone sees why?

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Originally posted by t_pass6
thanks, but i get an error with the line var Contactnum = Enumerate(ChatWnd.Contacts), anyone sees why?

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If you're only interested in the number of contacts, you don't need to create the enumerator object.  You can use the Contacts.Count property.

Contactnum = ChatWnd.Contacts.Count