Hi my problem is that I want to check the mouseposition for a mouseover event so I searched the forum and found something but it didn't work for me. My script:

code:

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function gwTemplateCalc(Template, Message)
{
    gw = new gwTemplate(Template);
    gw.load();
    GwSkillbar = MsgPlus.CreateWnd("gwSkillbar.xml", "GwSkillbar");
    GwSkillbar.RegisterMessageNotification(0x200);
   
...
}

function OnGwSkillbarEvent_MessageNotification(PlusWnd,wMessage,wParam,lParam)
{
    Debug.Trace("1");
}

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matty's reply to [Help] Detecting control mouse-over

Îf you looked at my code this is exactly what I used.

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Originally posted by Jana.
Îf you looked at my code this is exactly what I used.

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Even if I don't use the switch it should give me the debug message but even that never happens,  and if I use the switch the result is the same, no debug message.
Also it is the only MessageNotification I registered so I have only one message that could show up..

Does the window get created?

If you trace the events do you see that the event is being called? In the Debug Window, Debug > Trace Event Calls

Yes, everything in the first function works without problems. Only OnGwSkillbarEvent_MessageNotification seems to be never executed.
How to trace events?

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Originally posted by matty
In the Debug Window, Debug > Trace Event Calls

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Uh I closed the debug window accidentally yesterday and it never reopened, I now have only the one under the scripteditor and I don't see any options there..

If you click the scripting icon on the contact list and click Show Script Debugging.

Ah thanks but it gets never be called and "Trace Event Calls" was activated by default.

Post your code, if you don't want to put it here upload it somewhere and PM me the address of it and I will take a look.

It opens a window if you type a message with a skill template used by Guild Wars like OwAS4YIPmEXC1HvCXr+PEBA

I have noticed this problem in the past, doesn't seem to be a problem with the script but a problem with the way Plus! itself hooks certain window messages.

If you disable LockOnClick in the XML (set Window/Attributes/LockOnClick to false) it seems to send the notifications correctly.
Obviously you can't move the window about by dragging it then so not much of a solution, sorry

Possibly a bug/limitation in Plus!?

Thanks, that works, its not that nice that you can't move the window but better then that it not work at all.