Shoutbox

I couldn't be bothered to read the whole thread so sorry if this has been reported already:

I cannot view the calender control at all. Not sure if this is a plus bug or a bug related to your script. When clicking nothing happens.

I'm using Windows Vista

Here on Windows XP Home SP2 the calender control (little pop up calender ?) works fine. Perhaps Vista (lucky ) has a problem with the calender popup control? Have you used any other things with the pop up? Such as expedia.com? If they don't pop up when putting dates in there, I think it might be a problem with Vista. Otherwise, I'm not sure.

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Originally posted by Keikonium
Here on Windows XP Home SP2 the calender control (little pop up calender ?) works fine. Perhaps Vista (lucky ) has a problem with the calender popup control? Have you used any other things with the pop up? Such as expedia.com? If they don't pop up when putting dates in there, I think it might be a problem with Vista. Otherwise, I'm not sure.

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i was thinking that too, although theres noth much i can do

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Originally posted by Keikonium
Here on Windows XP Home SP2 the calender control (little pop up calender ?) works fine. Perhaps Vista (lucky ) has a problem with the calender popup control? Have you used any other things with the pop up? Such as expedia.com? If they don't pop up when putting dates in there, I think it might be a problem with Vista. Otherwise, I'm not sure.

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Well then its more than likely a Messenger Plus! Live problem. I'll look into it.

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Originally posted by NiteMare

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Originally posted by tinpiliycfa
Great but it would be cool that when we disable the countdown, it brings back our psm.

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it should, but it doesn't always work, i'm still trying to figure that one out

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You should, on countdown enable, grab the current psm and save it in the registry, then read the registry entry when the countdown is stopped, and set the psm again

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Originally posted by .Lou

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Originally posted by NiteMare

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Originally posted by tinpiliycfa
Great but it would be cool that when we disable the countdown, it brings back our psm.

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it should, but it doesn't always work, i'm still trying to figure that one out

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You should, on countdown enable, grab the current psm and save it in the registry, then read the registry entry when the countdown is stopped, and set the psm again

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it does that, just in the XML file

Damn it... I'm gone for 2 weeks to Italy and NiteMare makes a script which does exactly the same as mine.

Nice work, this makes me think to improve mine too!
I've called mine Countdown Live, I just hope that won't cause too much confuseness...

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Originally posted by Mattike
Damn it... I'm gone for 2 weeks to Italy and NiteMare makes a script which does exactly the same as mine.

Nice work, this makes me think to improve mine too!
I've called mine Countdown Live, I just hope that won't cause too much confuseness...

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i didn;t like yours, so i made a better one, besides, i've already submited it to the script data base

AND, it doesn't do exactly the same as your, it does more

and i called copyright on it

Well... At the moment it does more, but that's just temporany. I'm trying to make my interface as clear as possible, since yours is a bit overloaded.

Anyway, the battle has begun!

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Originally posted by Mattike
Well... At the moment it does more, but that's just temporany. I'm trying to make my interface as clear as possible, since yours is a bit overloaded.

Anyway, the battle has begun!

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i've already won, you lost, you didn't get it in the script database. and mines not "overloaded" its just userfriendly