Shoutbox

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Originally posted by deAd
I didn't read the whole code, but you'll want to just pass ChatWnd.Handle to the GetWindowRect function.

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I have changed it to ChatWnd.Handle, and now it works.
But i got an other error:

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> Functieaanroep: "OnEvent_ChatWndCreated"
> Fout gedetecteerd in lijn 37: 'PlusWnds[...]' is leeg of geen object.
  (Code: -2146823281)
> Fout gedetecteerd in "OnEvent_ChatWndCreated".
  (Code: -2147352567)

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That means that PlusWnds is empty or not a object. But i did:
PlusWnds[ChatWnd.Handle] = MsgPlus.CreateWnd("Buttons.xml", "Buttons", 2);



EDIT
Changed line 37 to: PlusWnds.Visible = true;

But i dont even see any kind of the timer From TimeZone script

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Originally posted by PaulE
PlusWnds[ChatWnd.Handle] =

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var PlusWnds[ChatWnd.Handle] = MsgPlus.CreateWnd("Buttons.xml", "Buttons", 2);

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I think this works not at home so.

I got this:

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<Interfaces xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">

    <Window Id="Buttons" Version="1">

        <Attributes>

            <NoActivate>true</NoActivate>
            <LockOnClick>false</LockOnClick>
            <ShowInTaskbar>false</ShowInTaskbar>

        </Attributes>

        <TitleBar>

            <AllowMinimize>false</AllowMinimize>
            <AllowClose>false</AllowClose>

        </TitleBar>

        <Position Width="180" Height="75"/>

        <Controls>

            // Add here

        </Controls>

    </Window>

</Interfaces>

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I dont want that border and BG Color.
And how can i add a image in it, that is clickable?

PaulE

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Originally posted by Ezra
he best way is to make a Plus! window and make it a child of the chatwindow. Place the window on the place where you want the buttons to be and the window should look like it's a part of the chatwindow, while it's not (Smilie)

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Actually, that's not the best way, but the easiest way
The best way to do it would be to subclass the window, and on repaint messages add your own data to be drawn, so that WLM will treat what you added as it's own control (like MsgPlus! does it: Do a small test and make the window small. You will see that the MsgPlus! icons will hide into the arrow, because it thinks that the controls is its controls. If SetParent was used, then the icons would be there just floating (unless you used some more advanced methods))

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Originally posted by Mike

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Originally posted by Ezra
he best way is to make a Plus! window and make it a child of the chatwindow. Place the window on the place where you want the buttons to be and the window should look like it's a part of the chatwindow, while it's not (Smilie)

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Actually, that's not the best way, but the easiest way
The best way to do it would be to subclass the window, and on repaint messages add your own data to be drawn, so that WLM will treat what you added as it's own control (like MsgPlus! does it: Do a small test and make the window small. You will see that the MsgPlus! icons will hide into the arrow, because it thinks that the controls is its controls. If SetParent was used, then the icons would be there just floating (unless you used some more advanced methods))

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I'm not a whizz kid about WLM.. So i dont know how to do. The easit way is what i'm doing now

So how can i delete that border + bgcolor, and how to add an image?