I'm trying to create a script that auto-blocks and specified user when I sign out and automatically unblocks it when I sign in...
I think it's useful if you have a person that you should only talk from one place (like work) and don't want to be bored at your home, for example..

The problem is that I'm having problems trying to auto-block when I sign out - the function OnEvent_Signout is executed AFTER the WLM is closed, so the function to block is not well executed...

That's what I made this far (as I'm brazilian, I might have forgotten to translate some variable... Although, I don't think it'd be a problem):

code:

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var BlockedUser = "___@hotmail.com"; //here comes the target email
var meuEmail = "_______@hotmail.com"; //here comes mine email

function OnEvent_Initialize(MessengerStart)
{
Debug.Trace("Hello World!");
}

function OnEvent_Uninitialize(MessengerExit)
{
}


function OnEvent_MyStatusChange(NewStatus) {
    if(Messenger.MyEmail == meuEmail)
        {
            Contact = Messenger.MyContacts.GetContact(BlockedUser);
       
            if (NewStatus!=2) {
            Contact.Blocked = true;
            } else
            Contact.Blocked = false;
        }
}


function block(contato,status)
{
    if(status== "no")
    {
        contato.Blocked = false;
    } else {
        contato.Blocked = true;
    }
}

function OnEvent_SigninReady(Email)
{
    if(Messenger.MyEmail == meuEmail)
        {
            Contact = Messenger.MyContacts.GetContact(BlockedUser);
   
            block(Contact,"no");
        }

}


function OnEvent_Signout(Email)
{
    if(Messenger.MyEmail == meuEmail)
        {
            try
                {
                    Contact = Messenger.MyContacts.GetContact(BlockedUser);
                    block(Contact,"yes");
                }
            catch(err)
                {
                    Debug.Trace(" Error");
                }

        }
}

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Could you not just use OnEvent_Uninitialize for it? It's called when the script is ending though, not the program.

quote:

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Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
Could you not just use OnEvent_Uninitialize for it? It's called when the script is ending though, not the program.

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OnEvent_Uninitialize always works for me... Have you checked the debug window for any errors? (I know that seems like a stupiod thing to say, but you'd be surprised)

I checked the debug yes and I can quickly see that there's an error, but as I'm making changes to the closing of the program, the window closes itself before I can see exactly what it's written.

In fact, I think I know which error is being displayed: probably it's WLM telling me that the contact could not be blocked, as the connection (and the contact list) has already been closed.

Do you have any ideia?
Thks

I haven't, but I bet there are people that can sort out (easily) for you. I don't have too mcuh experience with running functions as the program is closing down, just setting a few variables in the registry.

Ok so.. I'll wait for any other help...
But thank you very much for this help..

nobody knows???

Please don't bump threads.

As far as I know, you can not do an action that requires you to be signed in when the user signs out. The events only tell you when it's too late.