I would like to reply to any message sent, for instance someone opens a conversation with me and types 'hey, staturday was fun.' I will reply with 'hai' but as soon as ive replied with hai i don't want to reply with 'hai' again after the next message is received so it doesn't loop.

thanks alot

You can't really detect who sent the first message.

Well I guess you could compare the Handle from the ChatWnd parameter in OnEvent_ChatWndCreated to the Handle of the ChatWnd parameter in OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage that could work.

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Originally posted by matty
You can't really detect who sent the first message.

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The problem is he wants it to reply to the first message they send ONLY if the window wasn't open before.

Javascript code:

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// Create an object container to store the chat window object
var oChatWnds = {};
 
// Store the chat window object in our object container when it is opened
function OnEvent_ChatWndCreated(oChatWnd) {
    oChatWnds[oChatWnd.Handle] = {};
}
 
// Remove the variable from the object if the window is closed
function OnEvent_ChatWndDestroyed(oChatWnd) {
    delete oChatWnds[oChatWnd.Handle];
}
 
// If we send a message remove the chat window from the object container
function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(oChatWnd, sMessage) {
    delete oChatWnds[oChatWnd.Handle];
}
 
// If we receive a message and the chat window exists in the object container
function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(oChatWnd, sOrigin, sMessage, nMessageKind) {
    if (typeof oChatWnds[oChatWnd.Handle] === 'object') {
        // Send the message
        oChatWnd.SendMessage('hai');
        // Remove the chat window from the object container
        delete oChatWnds[oChatWnd.Handle];
    }
}

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tested seems to be working well thanks alot matty. Should have mentioned this earlyer, can it do a ranomise message say hi, hai, hello, hey. it will pick one of those.

Cheers

Add this to the start of the script

Javascript code:

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var messages = new Array("Hi", "Hai", "Hello", "Hey");

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Javascript code:

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oChatWnd.SendMessage('hai');

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Javascript code:

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oChatWnd.SendMessage(messages[Math.floor(Math.random()*(messages.length+1)])

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thanks for reply, i'm gettin this error

JScript code:

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oChatWnd.SendMessage(message[Math.floor(Math.random()*(messages.length+1)])

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Error: Expected ')' (code: -2146827282)

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Change

JScript code:

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oChatWnd.SendMessage(message[Math.floor(Math.random()*(messages.length+1)])

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JScript code:

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oChatWnd.SendMessage(message[Math.floor(Math.random()*(messages.length+1))])

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thanks it works now my messages are in colour though. for example [c=49]Hai[/c] is there a way of the script checking if the person has Plus! installed before sending the message, and if its not installed don't send it.

Not really. The only way you can tell is by sending /ping... If you get a response they definitely have MP!L. If not they either don't have it, or have disabled the ping response.

It's too much hassle just to add to this, but you could add a "safe senders list" by manually adding contact's email addresses that can receive colours, but as I said, you'd have to ping each one...

Thanks for the replys guys, yeah that would get abit annoying me sending a ping request to them all the time.

One last question the MsgPlus.DisplayToast is there a way to make it look like windows live messenger toast instead? if not is there a way of making an image popup in the same location for around the same ammount of time then disapear like a toast.

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Originally posted by SourSpud
Thanks for the replys guys, yeah that would get abit annoying me sending a ping request to them all the time.

One last question the MsgPlus.DisplayToast is there a way to make it look like windows live messenger toast instead? if not is there a way of making an image popup in the same location for around the same ammount of time then disapear like a toast.

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