Is it possible to make a Messenger Script that everytime any contact on my friend list would sign into messenger, it would open a chat window and say "Hello " and if possible then close that chat window, but this part doesn't matter.

Thank you for answering

Yes, I believe it would be fairly easy to do.

Yeah it's possible and fairly easy

JScript code:

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function OnEvent_ContactSignin(email)
{
     /* Open a chat window */
     var Chat = Messenger.OpenChat(email);
 
     /* Say herraw */
     Chat.SendMessage("Hello :)");
 
     /* Close it */
     Chat.SendMessage("/close");
}

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JScript code:

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function OnEvent_ContactSignin(Email){
    var ChatWnd = Messenger.OpenChat(Email);
    if(ChatWnd.EditChangeAllowed){
        /* Send the message */
        ChatWnd.SendMessage("Hello :)");
   
        /* Close the ChatWnd */
        ChatWnd.SendMessage("/close");
        }
    /* Commented since this causes "we were unable to start conversation" error. (timer needed?) */
    //Interop.Call("user32", "SendMessageW", ChatWnd.Handle, 0x10, 0, 0);
    }

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Ah but you close the window so it's better anyway

edit:
Now mine does too

Mind you that such scripts are extremely annoying!

If you do not want to be blocked in no time, then I very strongly encourage to not use such scripts.

Such a script/question pops up now and then, and each and every time people complain about it and the script dies quickly.

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PS: billy, roflmao456, before you use SendMessage() you best check if you can actually send the message. See the Plus! Scripting Documentation.

Not to mention that if somebody has a connection problem, and signs-in and out often, would keep on getting the message again and again.

Yeah i know felu :/

Ok i edited the script according to what cookie said and added something you might like also i could add like a function that makes it choose from a list of hellos and all.
But it IS true it MIGHT be anoying and people MIGHT start blocking you.

JScript code:

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function OnEvent_ContactSignin(email)
{
     if(Messenger.MyStatus != 2)
     {
          /* Open a chat window */
          var Chat = Messenger.OpenChat(email);
         
          if(Chat.EditChangeAllowed == true)
          {
         
               /* Say herraw */
               Chat.SendMessage("Hello :)");
     
               /* What if you are busy? */
               if(Messenger.MyStatus == 4)
               {
                    Chat.SendMessage("I'm busy right now but I noticed you got online, gimme a sec!");
               }
               /* What if you will brb? */
               else if(Messenger.MyStatus == 5)
               {
                    Chat.SendMessage("Oh dang, brb!");
               }
               /* What if you are idle? */
               else if(Messenger.MyStatus == 6)
               {
                    Chat.SendMessage("Oh dang, sorry i gtg for a second...");
               }
               /* What if you are away? */
               else if(Messenger.MyStatus == 7)
               {
                    Chat.SendMessage("Oh dang i got to go! Sorry ill be back in a few...");
               }
               /* What if you are in a call? */
               else if(Messenger.MyStatus == 8)
               {
                    Chat.SendMessage("Oh brb phone!");
               }
               /* What if you are eating */
               else if(Messenger.MyStatus == 9)
               {
                    Chat.SendMessage("Oh brb got to eat!");
               }
         
               /* Close it */
               Chat.SendMessage("/close");
          }
     }
}

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quote:

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Originally posted by billyy

Javascript code:

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               else if(Messenger.MyStatus == 8)
               {
                    Chat.SendMessage("Oh brb phone!");
               }
               /* What if you are eating */
               else if(Messenger.MyStatus == 8)
               {
                    Chat.SendMessage("Oh brb got to eat!");
               }

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LOL thanks for that xD

Also, rather than using loads of else if statements, try using switch:

Javascript code:

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switch (Messenger.MyStatus)
{
    case 4: // busy
        // do something here
        break;
    case 5: // BRB
        // do something here
        break;
    // repeat for each status...
}

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I noticed it was possible, i just don't see the difference...
It's only easyer to read for people who... well...
it's just easyer for me >:l

quote:

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Originally posted by billyy
I noticed it was possible, i just don't see the difference...
It's only easyer to read for people who... well...
it's just easyer for me >:l

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A lot of those statuses are depreciated though, your only choices now are "Available, Away, Busy and Offline"

So there's really only 2 of those that you could use the script for

Thank you all, yes I know it could be annoying so I added some code that it will check if this user should get the msg or not.

quote:

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Originally posted by djdannyp
A lot of those statuses are depreciated though, your only choices now are "Available, Away, Busy and Offline"

So there's really only 2 of those that you could use the script for

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But it's about the status of the user of the script O_o
They are totally right xD

quote:

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Originally posted by billyy
But it's about the status of the user of the script O_o

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Oh yeh >_<
Well it won't happen much but at least those lines of code are justified :/

Plus! still supports assigning these status through the conversation.

/outlunch
/onphone
etc.

You can capture these messages in the OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage and assign any DP or PSM you need to.