Have any script ideas? If so, post them here!

thats exactly why people create [request] or [suggestion]  threads , and they can have continuity on their own thread...

I'm hoping that someone will come out with a script that will let you ignore your contacts, not block them, but ignore them, by blocking their messages from getting sent to you. They will see you online, but when they talk to you, they will get a message saying "The following message could not be delivered to all recipients:"


The only other program that i've seen that offered this option is Gilly Messenger Which you can download by clicking HERE

Well this could easily be done. But it would be something like:

A sends you a message: hi my sweet best friend
Your script doesn't show you the message and auto replies: Your message wasn't delivered because I'm ignoring you.

Bad things about it: after receiving a message like that I'm pretty sure they'll send a couple more asking why!

Is that what you wanteD?

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Originally posted by Deco
Well this could easily be done. But it would be something like:

A sends you a message: hi my sweet best friend
Your script doesn't show you the message and auto replies: Your message wasn't delivered because I'm ignoring you.

Bad things about it: after receiving a message like that I'm pretty sure they'll send a couple more asking why!

Is that what you wanteD?

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If you search the forums, a thread called "Script Request - Ignore specific contacts", a script has been made to ignore contacts.

Just go to Plus! > Preferences > Scripts > "Create New", call it Ignore Script, paste the code and save.

Then use !ignore to ignore a contact and !unignore to stop ignoring them.

All credit to markee for making it.

code:

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var list = Array();

function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd,Origin,Message,MessageKind)
{
for (i=0; i<list.length;i++)
{
if (Origin === Messenger.MyContacts.GetContact(list[i]).Name)
{
ChatWnd.SendMessage("/close")
}
else
{
return Message;
}
}
}

function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd,Message)
{
if (Message === "!ignore")
{
var ChatWndContacts = ChatWnd.Contacts;
if(ChatWndContacts.Count == 1)
{
var e = new Enumerator(ChatWndContacts);
var Contact = e.item();
list[list.length] = Contact.Email
}
return "";
ChatWnd.SendMessage("/close")
}
else if (Message === "!unignore")
{
var ChatWndContacts = ChatWnd.Contacts;
if(ChatWndContacts.Count == 1)
{
var e = new Enumerator(ChatWndContacts);
var Contact = e.item();
for (i=0;i<list.length;i++)
{
if(Contact.Name === list[i])
{
list[i] = "";
}
}
return "";
}
}
}

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That is a cool script, but it does fail sometimes (not trying to be picky or anything), but what I was talking about what a script that actually blocks the message from even getting to your msn messenger, and a message comes back to the contact saying "The following message could not be delivered to all recipients:" It is possible to do, since it has been done in Gilly Messenger. The reason why this is a great feature is that you can ignore some annoying person, and have them think that it's their problem that im not getting their messages, so they dont keep saying "are you there?"

That's beyond scripts, you need access to the protocol to do that (ie: changing outgoing/incoming information)

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Originally posted by kvnhmmd
That is a cool script, but it does fail sometimes (not trying to be picky or anything), but what I was talking about what a script that actually blocks the message from even getting to your msn messenger, and a message comes back to the contact saying "The following message could not be delivered to all recipients:" It is possible to do, since it has been done in Gilly Messenger. The reason why this is a great feature is that you can ignore some annoying person, and have them think that it's their problem that im not getting their messages, so they dont keep saying "are you there?"

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Originally posted by markee

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Originally posted by kvnhmmd
That is a cool script, but it does fail sometimes (not trying to be picky or anything), but what I was talking about what a script that actually blocks the message from even getting to your msn messenger, and a message comes back to the contact saying "The following message could not be delivered to all recipients:" It is possible to do, since it has been done in Gilly Messenger. The reason why this is a great feature is that you can ignore some annoying person, and have them think that it's their problem that im not getting their messages, so they dont keep saying "are you there?"

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As soon as StuffPlug 3 is released (or Plus includes sending action text as part of the scripting engine ) I will adjust this script so that it can do just that, until then it is not in my power to make the likes of a .dll that can make action texts or something simular.  I also need to find out how to close a chat window using the WLM API so it can be done quicker and more efficiently, the reason why I haven't researched this yet was because I forgot about it and it was ages ago.  And a thanks to Chris4 for actually finding it, I forgot that I had even made the script .

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I would guess that you could change the response packet from msn with the outgoing packet. If you sniff long enough you could probably find out what your msn sends to the server when it's "apearing offline" so that the other user gets the message that it might not be delivered.
And then send that packet instead of a "ok I got the message" one.

That would be my take on it anyway but no time available to even try.

Not really. The message that it wasn't delivered is sent to the sender by the Messenger server.

When you change your status to appear offline, Messenger just tells the server that you've signed out.

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Originally posted by deAd
When you change your status to appear offline, Messenger just tells the server that you've signed out.

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But even if you really are offline, the contact wouldn't receive the message, because then it's send as an offline message

I think it could be possible to fake the message, by sending an action message saying the message couldn't be delivered (But you'd have to know the language, or else he could notice)

My mistake, let me clarify. It doesn't send a signing out message. It sends that your status is changing to Offline, which is also sent before you sign out. However, without the signout messages, Messenger continues to receive contact list information and normal messages.

When you sign out, all that your contacts' clients see is the status changing message. Only the server knows if you're really offline.

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Originally posted by Shondoit

I think it could be possible to fake the message, by sending an action message saying the message couldn't be delivered (But you'd have to know the language, or else he could notice)

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Action messages and Plus! colors would work fine, you'd also need that one icon as an emoticon, and to know if the contact had plus/what language (as said above).

However, if the person doesn't use plus they wont see the plus colour codes. If you can find a way of stopping the message being sent to the client, then the server will see it as not being delivered.

Cloudy

I doubt that, I don't think the client sends a verification message to the server to say it was received if it was or not is picked up by the server.

Hmm... Well how about sending the server a close message every time the session is opened? There have been instances when i've had to repeat a message, as it said it wasn't delivered because at the very same moment they had closed the window.

Cloudy

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Originally posted by markee
(...) I also need to find out how to close a chat window using the WLM API so it can be done quicker and more efficiently

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(instead of guessing <= EDIT: and this was said in general; at no-one specific )

I wasn't guessing I've read a lot of that and also done some bot work