Shoutbox

i'm loving this script but could you make it not to flash when the window is open?

i'll try to add al these options to the config window.

ScrollLock on/off
NumLock on/off
CapsLock on/off

Flash when Messenger is locked on/off

Stop flashing when chatwindow is focused
or stop flashing when you enter a text..

@Dark_Angel_Pt: i can set a checkbox in the config window, but if you want to turn this script off, i think it's easier to just uncheck the checkbox of the script itself

For now, i'll start with this..
Anything else to add?

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Originally posted by DarkRaider
@Dark_Angel_Pt: i can set a checkbox in the config window, but if you want to turn this script off, i think it's easier to just uncheck the checkbox of the script itself

For now, i'll start with this..
Anything else to add?

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I know i can disable the script but it was easier if i could just turn it off in the plus contact list button instead of having to go to plus option, scripts and disable it.

Just one question... does this script detects when someone is talking to you and you already had a conversation window opened or is it just when someone opens the conversation window?

ah, in the plus! menu.. ok, that's a good idea

the version that i have now, is activated when you receive a message.. and if the Origin is someone else, but this isn't really necessary..
maybe in future versions i can make it possible to select users for who it has to be activated, but for now, i'm going to make it like i said above

Hey silentdragon,  i dont seem to be able to make the email verificaion work 

the code is accepted and everything,  but when i send a message from the email i want  nothing happens...

this is the code:

code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(Wnd, Origin,Message,MessageKind){
    var contacts = new Enumerator(Wnd.Contacts);
    for (; !contacts.atEnd(); contacts.moveNext()){
        var contact = contacts.item();
        switch(contact){
            case 'remotocasa@hotmail.com' :
            MsgPlus.AddTimer('check',200);
            break;
        }
    }
}

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the thing is that nothing happens...

whats wrong?

EDIT:      this is something i did,   but doesn't work either...

code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd, Origin, Message, MessageKind){
    var Contact = ChatWnd.Contacts;
    var e = new Enumerator(Contact);
    if (e < 2){
        if (Contact.Email == 'remotocasa@hotmail.com') {
              MsgPlus.AddTimer('check',200);       
        }
    }
}

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hey nice script.  can i make a request?  Is it possible to make the light go back to the "on" setting once the conversation is restarted?  And i use a logitech keyboard so i don't have a scroll lock key, so i'm using the num lock.  I'd be handy to use the F Mode led instead but i don't know what the code to that is.  Can anyone gimme a hand?

hey you know how when you press all 4 arrow buttons it starts to make a beeping sound? is it possible for it to make that beeping sound when a message is received because i do not always have my speakers on

hey,  one thing i've noticed...      it work fine when someone sends you a message,   but when you're already talking to that person,  if he or she sends you another message it starts blinking again...
it blinks everytime you get a message and it only stops when you start typing or press capslock...

any ideas how to blink only for the first new message of every conversation?

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Originally posted by MGrove03
hey you know how when you press all 4 arrow buttons it starts to make a beeping sound? is it possible for it to make that beeping sound when a message is received because i do not always have my speakers on

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heres vb code

code:

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Declare Function Beep Lib "kernel32.dll" ( _
     ByVal dwFreq As Long, _
     ByVal dwDuration As Long) As Long

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So in Jscript:

code:

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Interop.Call('kernel32', 'Beep', frequency , duration);

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Frequency in hertz between 37 through 32,767 (0x25 through 0x7FFF).

Duration in milliseconds.

And.. it locks the process in the duration of the beep. So make it short!