Shoutbox

Is it possible to close a normal chat window? I found OpenChat, but nothing to close this windows again..
And another question, but I don't think this is possible: Is there a way to reorganize the tabs in the chat window. Like exchanging positions of two tabs and alike?

the first one is possible with ChatWndObj.close(0);

but sorry the second one is not possible... unless you close the windows and re-open them but thats not nice

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Originally posted by NanaFreak
the first one is possible with ChatWndObj.close(0);

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No, it's not?

You have to use the SendMessage API sending WM_CLOSE not ChatWndObj.Close(0);

just a quick question, how exactly would you do this?
SendMessage(ChatWnd.handle, WM_CLOSE,0) but how do you use API in JS?  Forgive me for my ignorance, but I've been wondering how to do this for some time aswell.

jscript code:

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Interop.Call('user32','SendMessageW',ChatWnd.Handle,0x10 /* WM_CLOSE */,0,0);

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That should do it

JScript code:

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Interop.Call("User32.dll","DestroyWindow",ChatWnd.Handle);

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No SendMessage(W) stuff, just a simple function that does the work for ya.

thanks guys.
didn't know you can use WindowAPI using pure JScript.. kinda dangerous if you think of it lol. Powerful.. I like it lol.

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Originally posted by afallenhope
thanks guys.
didn't know you can use WindowAPI using pure JScript.. kinda dangerous if you think of it lol. Powerful.. I like it lol.

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Yes, well, that's why we have people (? or is it just MenthiX?) who moderate submissions to the scripting database

EDIT: @SmokingCookie: you can also lop a few bytes off of that one, just have "user32" instead of that and the extension

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Originally posted by ryxdp

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Originally posted by afallenhope
thanks guys.
didn't know you can use WindowAPI using pure JScript.. kinda dangerous if you think of it lol. Powerful.. I like it lol.

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Yes, well, that's why we have people (? or is it just MenthiX?) who moderate submissions to the scripting database

EDIT: @SmokingCookie: you can also lop a few bytes off of that one, just have "user32" instead of that and the extension

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I just love extensions

All Windows API functions are available in JScript through the Interop.Call() function, except for those which asynchronous callback functions. See the scripting documentation for more details on the Call() method.