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According to that line "if(strUser != Messenger.MyName)", it should, but I did not test it.

Yeah it does work but can someone help me just wondering about the case select, because Case doesn't seem to work

I made a small script, you can edit the OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage() function and replace the texts with whatever you want. But keep in mind: I converted the Message to lower case first so HeLLo and heLlO will both be parsed.

Enjoy!

Yes, I'm sorry for not explaining how to get it working.

1. Open a conversation with the person you want to be the bot from.
   
2. Type and send the command /startbot to start the bot feature.
   
3. Now, if the person says e.g. "Hi there!", you automaticly reply with "Hey (user)!" where (user) is the person who send you "Hi there!".
   
4. This also works with "How are you?" and "Wazzup?", you will reply with the message "I'm fine! And how are you?"
   
5. To stop the bot for this person, just type /stopbot. This will disable the bot from sending messages to this person, but will still work on other persons.

To add more automatic replies, add the following code:

code:

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var gotThanks = msg.indexOf("thanks");
var gotThnx = msg.indexOf("thnx");
var gotThankyou = msg.indexOf("thank u");
if(gotThanks != -1 || gotThnx != -1 || gotThankyou) {
ChatWnd.SendMessage("No problem, " + User + "! ;)");
}

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or something likely at this location:

code:

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if(gotWhatsUp != -1 || gotWazzup != -1 || gotHowAreYou != -1) {
ChatWnd.SendMessage("I'm fine! :)\nAnd how are you?");   
}
//Here the new code :)
}

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I also updated the attachment, I left a small bug behind...

It seems like I forgot to place "= -1" behind some expression.
Try to download the new file, it now contains a menu in the chat window!

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Originally posted by Mattike
var gotThanks = msg.indexOf("thanks");
var gotThnx = msg.indexOf("thnx");
var gotThankyou = msg.indexOf("thank u");
if(gotThanks != -1 || gotThnx != -1 || gotThankyou) {
ChatWnd.SendMessage("No problem, " + User + "! ");
}

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thats got to be the worst code Ive ever seen , even segosa wouldnt do that :--o.

code:

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if(msg.match(/thanks|thnx|thank u/)){
ChatWnd.SendMessage("No problem, " + User + "! ");
}

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quote:

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Originally posted by -dt-

quote:

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Originally posted by Mattike
var gotThanks = msg.indexOf("thanks");
var gotThnx = msg.indexOf("thnx");
var gotThankyou = msg.indexOf("thank u");
if(gotThanks != -1 || gotThnx != -1 || gotThankyou) {
ChatWnd.SendMessage("No problem, " + User + "! ");
}

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thats got to be the worst code Ive ever seen , even segosa wouldnt do that :--o.

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* segosa slaps -dt-.

Anyway, I would even suggesdt making a txt file or something in the format

word1:word2:word3:wordN|reply

and parsing that, seeing if any of the words are in the msg and then replying with reply. (In fact that's the format I used for an autoresponder in mIRC script.)

Hmm... never thought about that. Thnx -dt- and segosa!

Instead of doing the msg.match thing like in here..

code:

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if(msg.match(/thanks|thnx|thank u/)){
ChatWnd.SendMessage("No problem, " + User + "! ");
}

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isn't there a way like:  msg.contains    or something like that?

because if we use msg.match,  me message recieved has to be exactly like that,  instead is it contains certain words we can gues what he's talkiing about and return something close...

any ideas?

quote:

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Originally posted by novolo
Instead of doing the msg.match thing like in here..

code:

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if(msg.match(/thanks|thnx|thank u/)){
ChatWnd.SendMessage("No problem, " + User + "! ");
}

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isn't there a way like:  msg.contains    or something like that?

because if we use msg.match,  me message recieved has to be exactly like that,  instead is it contains certain words we can gues what he's talkiing about and return something close...

any ideas?

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Erm match does test if the message contains the words.
match is is a regexp function