I have a script which reads from a txt file when i send the command [read], but because i have the script installed myself to test it when im signed into 2 accounts it doesn't work, how would i make it so the script only runs on the account the message is received on. Also i noticed when i signed into ebuddy to test it i was still signed into 2 accounts and it din't work but id be guessing that would be the same problem. So i just need to know how to make it only run on the account that receives the command.

Regards,
CH

You have to check the email of the user running the script. It'll be the only way as scripts run an instance for each instance of WLM open.

Javascript code:

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var bEnabled = true;
 
function OnEvent_Initialize () {
    if ( Messenger.MyStatus < STATUS_INVISIBLE ) return false;
    if ( Messenger.MyEmail !== 'johndoe@hotmail.com' ) {
        bEnabled = false;
    }
}
 
function OnEvent_SigninReady () {
    OnEvent_Initialize ();
}

---

Javascript code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage ( ... ) {
    if ( bEnabled === true ) {
        // ... do things here
    }
}

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Thanks for the replyg guys.

@matty when I tested the code when I read the txt file it shown up as a blank message in both conversations.

Would something like this work instead of having to use the email.

code:

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if(Origin!=Messenger.MyName){                    // If the receive message isn't send by you

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Haven't tested it but, couldn't you write to a file or the registry flagging that the program has been initialized so that other instances can recognize it and not initialize?

I'm not sure mate haven't tried that but wouldn't have a clue where to start to test it.

quote:

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Originally posted by CarlosHero
Thanks for the replyg guys.

@matty when I tested the code when I read the txt file it shown up as a blank message in both conversations.

Would something like this work instead of having to use the email.

code:

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if(Origin!=Messenger.MyName){                    // If the receive message isn't send by you

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Ah sorry if you misunderstood me, what I meant to say was how would I make the script only run on the account the command was received on. Say i was signed in on 2 seperate account without needing to know the email. Like how would I add it to this

code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd, Origin, Message,MsgKind){
     if(Message.indexOf("[read]")>0){
         sendstatus(ChatWnd);
         return Message.substr(0,Message.indexOf("[read"));
     }

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code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd, Origin, Message,MsgKind){
    if(Origin!=Messenger.MyName){                    // If the receive message isn't send by you
     if(Message.indexOf("[read]")>0){
         sendstatus(ChatWnd);
         return Message.substr(0,Message.indexOf("[read"));
     }

}

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quote:

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Originally posted by CarlosHero
Ah sorry if you misunderstood me, what I meant to say was how would I make the script only run on the account the command was received on. Say i was signed in on 2 seperate account without needing to know the email. Like how would I add it to this

code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd, Origin, Message,MsgKind){
     if(Message.indexOf("[read]")>0){
         sendstatus(ChatWnd);
         return Message.substr(0,Message.indexOf("[read"));
     }

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Would this work?

code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd, Origin, Message,MsgKind){
    if(Origin!=Messenger.MyName){                    // If the receive message isn't send by you
     if(Message.indexOf("[read]")>0){
         sendstatus(ChatWnd);
         return Message.substr(0,Message.indexOf("[read"));
     }

}

---

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Javascript code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd, Origin, Message,MsgKind){
    if(Origin!=Messenger.MyName){                    // If the receive message isn't send by you
        if(Message.indexOf("[read]")>0){
            sendstatus(ChatWnd);
            return Message.substr(0,Message.indexOf("[read"));
        }
    }}

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I tried adding it to this mate

code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd, Origin, Message,MsgKind){
    if(Origin!=Messenger.MyName){                    // If the receive message isn't send by you
     if(Message.indexOf("[read]")>0){
         sendstatus(ChatWnd);
         return Message.substr(0,Message.indexOf("[read"));
     }
}

---

Post all of your code.

Thanks for the quick reply, I think i have something wrong with the code. When i try and read this from the txt file.

URL: http://msgplus.net/scripts/
Script: NudgesToolsScript 1.38
Downloads: 1,822,901
rating: 4Star

it just sends like a weird blue line

Regards,
CH

I extremely and very strongly suggest you use the proper syntax '/command' for commands.
Do not use inline texts like '[command]' to trigger a command!

You can have a lot, and I mean a lot, of troubles later on with other scripts, emoticons, etc, if you keep on using the syntax '[command]' within normal text.

If I use those commands would that fix the problem of me getting the blue line?

Probably not, as those are two different things though. (although I can think of one situation were it might be related: emoticons)

Using the proper '/command' syntax is more so you wont run into troubles later on. It is not good when you learn how to make scripts and do it immediatly with bad practices. It's better to learn it in the correct way from the start. It would make scripting (and looking for errors, etc) much easier...

As for the blue line: can you post a screenshot?

Now my problem is, when I type the command in the chat window when I send the info out of mdr.txt its invisible in both conversations unless i use mattys code with the email. anyway i can do this without the email ?

Did you post your code?