Shoutbox

code:

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var teststring = "Hello World";
var testarray = teststring.split(""); //convert string into an array
for(i=0;i<testarray.length;i++){
  //do replacing here, get current character with testarray[i];
}
teststring = testarray.join(""); //convert array back to a string

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code:

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var alpha = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
var code = "ypltavkrezgmshubxncdijfqow";
var Split = Message.split("");
var eSplit = new Array();
for(i=0;i<Split.length;i++){
    for(j=0;j<alpha.length;j++){
        if(Split[i] == alpha.charAt(j)){
            eSplit[i] = code.charAt(j);
            break;
        }
if(j == alpha.length){
eSplit[i] = Split[i];
}
    }
}
var eMessage = eSplit.join("");
Debug.Trace(eMessage);

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quote:

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Originally posted by markee
This is because you will just be doing one replace after the other on the one string. For example if you had the string "ABC" and replaced "A" with "B" and then "B" with "C" you will just end up with "CCC" rather than the "BCC" you were after.

To overcome this you will have to put the changes into a new variable.  This code should help with what you need (using what you have written).

code:

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var alpha = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
var code = "ypltavkrezgmshubxncdijfqow";
var Split = Message.split("");
var eSplit = new Array();
for(i=0;i<Split.length;i++){
    for(j=0;j<alpha.length;j++){
        if(Split[i] == alpha.charAt(j)){
            eSplit[i] = code.charAt(j);
            break;
        }
    }
}
var eMessage = eSplit.join("");
Debug.Trace(eMessage);

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I hope this extract helps you.

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thank you
i really appreciate it i'll try it out now

edit: i tried that and it's not replacing anything now is there anything else i'm supposed to add to all this?

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Originally posted by Red King
edit: i tried that and it's not replacing anything now is there anything else i'm supposed to add to all this?

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code:

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Debug.Trace(eMessage);

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code:

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return eMessage;

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quote:

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Originally posted by Mattike

quote:

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Originally posted by Red King
edit: i tried that and it's not replacing anything now is there anything else i'm supposed to add to all this?

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markee's code outputs the text in the debugging window. If you'd know how to script, you'd probably have seen that...

Anyways, replace

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Debug.Trace(eMessage);

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with

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return eMessage;

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according that you're working in the OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage event.

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