I did not make this script but i think people will use it so im gonna post it.

Matty and alexp2_ad gave me the code, so thanks again to them

This script shows 2 toasts when you login.

the first one says    :  xx contacts are online
the second one says: xx contacts are offline

it also shows these toasts again every 10 minutes(this can be changed but you will have to altar the code)

Screenshot of the two toasts:



can anyone make a configuration window for this?

Yeah a configuration window for this would be cool. I think many people would download this if you could change the script settings without changing the code.

The second half of the contact toast doesn't support colours, it's meant for using the contact name, then info about them in the second bit, and the info wouldn't need colours.

But you could just use:

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MsgPlus.DisplayToastContact('Contact Counter', '·$3Contacts online: '+online+'.$0'+'·$4contacts offline : '+offline+'·$0','', '' , '', '');

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The code you sugested doesn't work. The colors are right but they appear in the same line wich makes impossible to read part of the message because of the toast's size. And also the first .$0 still appers between online and offline contacts.

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Originally posted by Zeh
The code you sugested doesn't work. The colors are right but they appear in the same line wich makes impossible to read part of the message because of the toast's size. And also the first .$0 still appers between online and offline contacts.

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MsgPlus.DisplayToastContact('Contact Counter', '[c=green]Contacts online: '+online+'[/c] '+'[c=red]Contacts offline: '+offline+'[/c]','');

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MsgPlus.DisplayToastContact('Contact Counter', '[c=green]Online: '+online+'[/c] '+'[c=red]Offline: '+offline+'[/c]','');

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Ok it's a bit better but it still shows everything in the same line and you forgot to delete a dot next to the '+' but it still apears in the same line after I delete the dot.

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Originally posted by Zeh
Ok it's a bit better but it still shows everything in the same line and you forgot to delete a dot next to the '+' but it still apears in the same line after I delete the dot.

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function OnEvent_Initialize(bMessengerStart){
    if(!bMessengerStart){ OnEvent_SigninReady(Messenger.MyEmail); }
}

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LOL ok. But isn't there any way of putting each of them in a diferent line with colors? Even if it would take a more complecated code?

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Originally posted by Zeh
LOL ok. But isn't there any way of putting each of them in a diferent line with colors? Even if it would take a more complecated code?

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Well yeah I could use green and black. But it would be really cool if it was green and red don't you think. Well that may be a suggestion for the next release of WLM !plus. To be able to line wrap and use colors in different lines of the WLM !plus toasts. Could you suggest that? Cuz I really don't know what and where to say that! LOL

Just been trying some things out for you (none of which worked). ALT codes don't seem to go into the script very well (It'd be ALT+0015 for carriage return). I was thinking about sendkeys to create a variable with a carriage return in it, but theres not an open window

Ok so the changes I made to the script based on what alexp2_ad are working great! Now I've haded a line saying "Next count in 10 minutes". But I wanted to add some code to instead off saying allways 10 minutes to say the minutes left based on what you have chosen. Anyone knows how to do this?

This'll do it, I put the time in a variable you set at the top:

EDIT: See below post...

Ok thkz! It's working great!

Actually, use this... it uses minutes or seconds as appropriate, and rounds the number if it's decimal:

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var ThirtyMins = 1800000;
var SixtyMins = 3600000;
var FiveMins = 300000;
var TenMins = 600000;

// SET THE TIME YOU WANT TO USE HERE!
var mytime = ThirtyMins;

function OnEvent_Initialize(bMessengerStart){
    if(!bMessengerStart){ OnEvent_SigninReady(Messenger.MyEmail); }
}

function OnEvent_SigninReady(sEmail){
    var contacts = Messenger.MyContacts;
    var online = 0;
    var offline = 0;
    for(var e = new Enumerator(contacts); !e.atEnd(); e.moveNext()){
        item = e.item();
        if(item.Status != 1 && item.Status != 0){ online++; } else { offline++; }
    }
    MsgPlus.DisplayToastContact('Contact Counter', '[c=green]Online: '+online+'[/c]'+'[c=red]Offline: '+offline+'[/c]','Next count in '+TimeLength(mytime));
    MsgPlus.AddTimer('reload', mytime) //Repalce with SixtyMins if you want an hour
}

function OnEvent_Timer(sTimerId){
    if (sTimerId == 'reload'){
        OnEvent_SigninReady(Messenger.MyEmail); //Simply call the function so you dont duplicate code
    }
}

function TimeLength(time){
    if(time >= 60000){ return Math.round(time/60000)+" minutes"; }
    else{ return Math.round(time/1000)+" seconds"; }
}

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I didn't understand what you just did but It's still the same. lol

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Originally posted by Zeh
I didn't understand what you just did but It's still the same. lol

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Ok I see but to put 30 seconds I would have to create a new var telling what the script what is 30 seconds just like the vars in the beggining of the script. Right?

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Originally posted by Zeh
Ok I see but to put 30 seconds I would have to create a new var telling what the script what is 30 seconds just like the vars in the beggining of the script. Right?

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Ok. Thkz. You really know your scripting well! Eheh.

could someone make a configuration window for my script so that people can change the color of the text in the toasts and also so they can change the amount of time that it re-displays the toasts?

Maybe alexp2_ad knows how to do it.

i hope so, because i think with the configuration window, the script will be a huge success

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Originally posted by 134jimbodude's first post
I did not make this script

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Originally posted by your siggy
My script: Who's online?

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add up now?
lol

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Originally posted by alexp2_ad

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Originally posted by Zeh
LOL ok. But isn't there any way of putting each of them in a diferent line with colors? Even if it would take a more complecated code?

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No.

Actually, patchou should make a function for a toast that line wraps and uses colours...

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Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
ALT codes don't seem to go into the script very well (It'd be ALT+0015 for carriage return).

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code:

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function OnEvent_SigninReady(sEmail) {
    var online = 0;
    var offline = 0;
    for (var e = new Enumerator(Messenger.MyContacts); !e.atEnd(); e.moveNext()) {
        if (e.item().Status > 1) { online++; } else { offline++; }
    }
    MsgPlus.DisplayToastContact('Contact Counter', '[c=green]Online: ' + online + '[/c]\n[c=red]Offline: ' + offline + '[/c]', 'Next count in ' + TimeLength(mytime));
    MsgPlus.AddTimer('reload', mytime) //Replace with SixtyMins if you want an hour
}


function OnEvent_Timer(sTimerId) {
    if (Messenger.MyStatus != 0) {
        OnEvent_SigninReady(Messenger.MyEmail);
    }
}

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function OnEvent_SignOut(sTimerId) {
    MsgPlus.DeleteTimer('reload');
}
function OnEvent_Timer(sTimerId) {
    OnEvent_SigninReady(Messenger.MyEmail);
}

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by alexp2_ad
Actually, patchou should make a function for a toast that line wraps and uses colours...

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Use the newline character like you can in every other string in JScript:

\n

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Originally posted by alexp2_ad
You should have tested it BEFORE you posted!

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Originally posted by alexp2_ad
And I didn't write that bit of the code btw, that was Matty, I wrote the code that displayed the toasts on sign in, since that was the original suggestion, then Matty added timer code to bring it up again when that was asked for too.  I wouldn't have thought to recall an event function... dunno why, just never considered it a possibility. :/

EDIT2:  See, I'm not lying, that bit isn't my code.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
says he who needs several posts to post a working script snippet and said "(...) though I haven't tested."

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Originally posted by alexp2_ad
"this will definitely work, and you're stupid not to have figured it out". (Smilie)

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Originally posted by alexp2_ad
The only time I posted that code was in the modified script above, that I posted so people didn't have to manually go through and make the changes I'd made.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Let me defend myself in saying I wanted to reply short without any fuzz... guess that backfired to me...

Which is what I meant with "the script alex posted".

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
ALT+0015 is certainly not a carriage return. The decimal ascii for a CR is 13 (and thus 0x0D in hexadecimal, see above)...

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Here's the configuration window . If anyone is interested in coding the js for the window please do it or else ill do it tomorrow .'

Thanks Felu, i can't wait till someone codes it.

I'll give it a shot, instead someone is faster.

Here's it .

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Originally posted by -!Felu!-
Here's it .

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by -!Felu!-
Here's it .

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Please see my previous post about this script. Those notes are highly important.

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2 things

can u make it close the config window on save
and
can u add option to display it in ur pm?

I've read the whole thread and i havent quite worked out what the upshot of the talk about putting it all into one toast was.  Was it that it could be done but the second line was in black, or what.

Also, what language are these scripts written in, cos if i get really bored, it might be an idea to start learning how to write/edit  them - does anyone have any ideas how one might begin?

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Originally posted by Dave
I've read the whole thread and i havent quite worked out what the upshot of the talk about putting it all into one toast was.  Was it that it could be done but the second line was in black, or what.

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Originally posted by Dave
Also, what language are these scripts written in, cos if i get really bored, it might be an idea to start learning how to write/edit  them - does anyone have any ideas how one might begin?

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thanks cookierevised.  Do you have to reconfigure this who's online script every time you sign in, or should it remember between times?  Cos i think i had to turn it on my self jsut now, but this might be a one off

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When you have activated a script in the Plus! preferences, it will stay activated. Note that this is for the script execution only. Think of this as executing a program or stopping a program on your computer. Even if the program does nothing, it is still executing.

Scripts can have their own menu to be enabled and disabled, accessable thru the Plus! icon in the contact list or conversation menu or with the aid of commands. Though, "disabled" means the script will still be running as far as Plus! is concearned, it only wont perform its actions. Think of this enabling and disabling as turning on/off a feature of the program.

If you have further general scripting questions I'd suggest to read the official Plus! Scripting Documentation as all this is actually off topic to this thread.

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sorry, that wasn't quite my question.  I was asking about who's online in particular, because some scripts i use stay turned on (by this i mean doing what they are supposed to do, not just having a tick in the box in the preferences panel) when i next sign in to WLM.  However, i have found with who's online that if i go to the configure box, (this is using the version that -!Felu!- wrote with the config. box) when i have just signed in, it is totally blank and i have to turn it on and set the time delay every time.  Is there a way i can change this?

PS: I think my question is on topic, so you don't need to do your[OFF TOPIC] [/OFF TOPIC] thing

yes, i agree, now !felu! has made a config. window it doesn't save the settings, you have to reset them everytime you sign in
someone please help

kl script 134 jimbodude

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Originally posted by xx134xx
kl script 134 jimbodude

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is it possible to change the colour of the words online and offline?