If at all possible, I would greatly appreciate it if someone took the time and effort to create a script that:

• Was executed as soon as a group chat is initiated,
  
• Checks for any message you send to the group chat,
  
• If no message has been sent for, say, two minutes, executes the primary function of the script.

• Send a predefined (preferrably user customizable) message to the group chat.
  
• Close the group chat window.
  
• Alert the user, when he/she arrives at his/her computer, that a group chat was initiated while you were away.

Javascript code:

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var oChatWnd = {};
 
function OnEvent_ChatWndCreated( pChatWnd ) {
    __add ( pChatWnd );
}
 
function OnEvent_ChatWndDestroyed( pChatWnd ) {
    __remove ( pChatWnd.Handle );
}
 
function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage( pChatWnd, sMessage ) {
    __remove( pChatWnd.Handle );
}
 
function OnEvent_Timer( sTimerId ) {
    if ( oChatWnd[ parseInt( sTimerId ) ].iSecondCounter === 120 ) {
        oChatWnd[ parseInt( sTimerId ).pChatWnd.SendMessage( 'I am currently away from my computer. This is an auto-disconnect message that occures after 2 minutes of inactivity.' );        __remove( sTimerId );
    } else {
        oChatWnd[ parseInt( sTimerId ) ].iSecondCounter++;
        MsgPlus.AddTimer( sTimerId, 1000 );
    }
}
 
function __add( pChatWnd ) {
    if ( pChatWnd.Contacts.Count ) === 1 ) return;
    oChatWnd[ pChatWnd.Handle ] = {};
        oChatWnd[ pChatWnd.Handle ].pChatWnd = pChatWnd;
        oChatWnd[ pChatWnd.Handle ].iSecondCounter = 0;
    MsgPlus.AddTimer( pChatWnd.Handle, 1000 );
}
 
function __remove( pChatWnd ) {
    if ( typeof oChatWnd[ parseInt( pChatWnd ) ] === 'undefined' ) return;
 
    var s=''    for ( var e = new Enumerator( oChatWnd[ parseInt( pChatWnd ) ].pChatWnd.Contacts ); !e.atEnd(); e.moveNext() {        s+=e.item().Email+ ( !e.atEnd() ? ', ' : '' );    }     MsgPlus.LogEvent( 'Group chat', 'A group chat session was initiated with '+s+' however was closed after 2 minutes of inactivity.', EVICON_PLUS );    MsgPlus.CancelTimer( pChatWnd );
    Interop.Call( 'user32', 'SendMessageW', parseInt( pChatWnd ), 0x10 /* WM_CLOSE */, 0, 0 );
    delete oChatWnd[ parseInt( pChatWnd ) ];
}

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Wow, that made no sense at all to me.

So, now we're missing weaving in the message just prior to closing, leaving a notification that there has been a group chat, and something I forgot to mention, stopping the script the first time the user says anything - to keep the user from having to reply within two minutes constantly. Oh, and making the rule only apply to group chats.

Many thanks to you for taking it this far!

quote:

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Originally posted by Jigain
stopping the script the first time the user says anything
to keep the user from having to reply within two minutes constantly
making the rule only apply to group chats

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quote:

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Originally posted by Jigain
weaving in the message just prior to closing

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Splendid, excellent work and many thanks!

As for notifications, I don't know what scripts can do... send a mail to yourself? Or an instant message to yourself? Something else?

The easiest way would be to use the Event Viewer to signify that the conversation window was closed and you can have the events written to a file.

- Added (the second highlighted code block in the post)

Splendid, thank you very much!