Is it possible to make it so that a window that is brought up by a script has to be on top of the conversation window that it was brought up by. I.e. the script/new xml window has to closed or another action taken in it which closes it before anything can be done or clicked in the parent (conversation) window.

I have tried looking for info in the script docs for this with no luck. I presume it will probably be some tag or property I need to add to the xml of the new window.

I hope someone understands what I mean and can help. Thanks.


EDIT: I am also having trouble closing the new xml window when one of the buttons is pressed, in the js I'm telling it to Wnd.Close(1); when either is pressed, is this right?

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Originally posted by MSDN
The EnableWindow function enables or disables mouse and keyboard input to the specified window or control. When input is disabled, the window does not receive input such as mouse clicks and key presses. When input is enabled, the window receives all input.

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    BOOL EnableWindow(     

        HWND hWnd,
        BOOL bEnable
    );

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Parameters:

• hWnd
  [in] Handle to the window to be enabled or disabled.
  
• bEnable
  [in] Specifies whether to enable or disable the window. If this parameter is TRUE, the window is enabled. If the parameter is FALSE, the window is disabled.

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Interop.Call("user32.dll", "EnableWindow", Wnd.Handle, false);

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function OnWndEvent_CtrlClicked(Wnd, Id) {
   if(Id == "BtnOk") {
      Wnd.Close(0); //The number doesn't really matter, but it's more common to just set it to zero
   }
}

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Thanks , I'll have a play around with the info you've given me

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    function OnconfirmEvent_CtrlClicked(Wnd, Id){
    if(Id == "BtnYes"){
        // do other stuff I want it to do, then:
        return Message;
        Wnd.Close(0);
        Interop.Call("user32.dll", "EnableWindow", ChatWnd.Handle, true);
    }else{
        Wnd.Close(0);
        Interop.Call("user32.dll", "EnableWindow", ChatWnd.Handle, true);
        // do other stuff I want it to do, then:
        return false;
    }
}

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Originally posted by the andyman

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        return Message;
        Wnd.Close(0);
        Interop.Call("user32.dll", "EnableWindow", ChatWnd.Handle, true);

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        Wnd.Close(0);
        Interop.Call("user32.dll", "EnableWindow", ChatWnd.Handle, true);
        return Message;

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Thanks, but the window is still not closing. I can't see any problem with it either

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    function OnconfirmEvent_CtrlClicked(Wnd, Id){
    if(Id == "BtnYes"){
        // do other stuff I want it to do, then:
        return Message;
        Wnd.Close(0);
        Interop.Call("user32.dll", "EnableWindow", ChatWnd.Handle, true);
    }else{
        Wnd.Close(0);
        Interop.Call("user32.dll", "EnableWindow", ChatWnd.Handle, true);
        // do other stuff I want it to do, then:
        return false;
    }
}

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Originally posted by Mattike
Why do you want to return something anyway? The scripting documentation says it doesn't need a return value for the OnWndEvent_CtrlClicked event, so why would you?

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Originally posted by Mattike
where did you define that ChatWnd variable?

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Originally posted by Mattike
And also, do you have anything in your debugging window?

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Originally posted by the andyman
I'm pretty sure I didn't before but now it does say that 'ChatWnd' is undefined, but only on the lines where I re-enable it . By the looks of it if I get that bit fixed then the whole thing should work .

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Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
Remember to store the ChatWnd in a global variable (defined outside of a function, if you haven't already) else when you enter a different function it won't exist

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Originally posted by the andyman
yeah I worked that out last night but thanks anyway

It does seem to be working properly now except only when I use the enter button to send a message, not the "Send" button

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Originally posted by the andyman
Also, is there any way to remove the text that is left in the text box in the conversation window?

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Ok here's a beta version of the script (still with bugs). If anyone can figure out what's wrong I will be very grateful.

You may see the script as pretty pointless but in the future there will be extended functionality etc

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by the andyman
Also, is there any way to remove the text that is left in the text box in the conversation window?

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Return an empty string from the ChatWndSendMessage event.

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I get a "not a valid script file" error when trying to import.

Edit: changed the first line to <?xml version="1.0"?>, repackaged and it worked.

Edit 2: After importing, I get "Error: Invalid root in registry key". This can be solved by checking if the user is signed in in the OnEvent_Initialize function, and then if they are call the OnEvent_Signin function passing Messenger.MyEmail. This way the user does not have to re-sign in for the script to work.

Also, one way to solve your removing the text from the text box problem would be to use ChatWnd.EditText_SetCurSel - look in the scripting doc for more info

Thanks, I think I've fixed all the n00bish errors you pointed out , and I got the EditText_SetCurSel working. Here's an updated version of the script...

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Originally posted by the andyman
It does seem to be working properly now except only when I use the enter button to send a message, not the "Send" button

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Originally posted by the andyman

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Originally posted by the andyman
It does seem to be working properly now except only when I use the enter button to send a message, not the "Send" button

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is anyone getting this bug with the most recent version (posted directly above)?

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Originally posted by fatfreechicken
Still getting the registry error though when I use an account who's settings are not saved.

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Originally posted by the andyman

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Originally posted by fatfreechicken
Still getting the registry error though when I use an account who's settings are not saved.

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Hmm, thanks for telling me - I'll have (another) look now.

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var Shell = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell");
function OnEvent_Initialize(MessengerStart){
try{
    var echeck = Messenger.MyEmail;
}catch{
    var echeck = "null";
}
if(echeck=="null"){
    function OnEvent_Signin(Email){
        try{
            Shell.RegRead(MsgPlus.ScriptRegPath + Messenger.MyEmail + "\\enabled");
        }catch{
            Shell.RegWrite(MsgPlus.ScriptRegPath + Messenger.MyEmail + "\\enabled","true");
        }
    }
}else{
    try{
        Shell.RegRead(MsgPlus.ScriptRegPath + Messenger.MyEmail + "\\enabled");
    }catch{
        Shell.RegWrite(MsgPlus.ScriptRegPath + Messenger.MyEmail + "\\enabled","true");
    }
}
}

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Sorry for all the double postings. Here's a new version which includes an option to only ask you to confirm once when you are first appear offline.