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[Request] Disable/Enable. by Seed on 04-09-2010 at 07:54 PM
Hi people,
I'm french so, i'm really sorry if you don't understand me immediatly. I'll try to do the best i can. :/
So, i need to get a part of script to active/desactive my script with a variable for example. I mean, a menu with the name of my script, and one option : "Disable" and "Enable", When my script is enable, i want a var with 1, and Disable 0. ^^
But i really don't know how to do that, i was trying with some scripts (Like Answering Machine Plus!), but i can't do same. Can you please help me ? ^^
Thanx,
Best regards.
EDIT : And on my JS, i'll need to do a if(Enable == 1), but i don't know how to get the var.. please help. ^.^
EDIT ² : I can make it with "goto", but i don't know how to place "goto". :/
RE: [Request] Disable/Enable. by whiz on 04-09-2010 at 08:15 PM
Javascript code:var Enabled = 1;
function OnGetScriptMenu()
{
var Menu = "<ScriptMenu>";
Menu += " <MenuEntry Id=\"ToggleEnable\">" + (Enabled ? "En" : "Dis") + "able...</MenuEntry>";
return Menu + "</ScriptMenu>";
}
function OnEvent_MenuClicked(MenuItemId, Location, OriginWnd)
{
switch (MenuItemId)
{
case "ToggleEnable":
Enabled = !Enabled; // toggle the value
break;
// add additional menu items here...
}
}
That'll make a menu, which, when enabled, will display "Disable...", and when disabled, will display "Enable...".
Also... using "goto" is for batch files, not JScript.
RE: [Request] Disable/Enable. by matty on 04-09-2010 at 08:15 PM
Add a variable called Enable at the top of any of the JS files?
RE: [Request] Disable/Enable. by Seed on 04-09-2010 at 08:51 PM
Nice Whiz it's what i want but i got some problem.
Look my code :
code:
var Enabled = 0;
function OnGetScriptMenu()
{
var Menu = "<ScriptMenu>";
if(Enabled==0) { Menu += " <MenuEntry Id=\"ToggleEnable\">Enable</MenuEntry>"; }
if(Enabled==1) { Menu += " <MenuEntry Id=\"ToggleEnable\">Disable</MenuEntry>"; }
return Menu + "</ScriptMenu>";
}
function OnEvent_MenuClicked(MenuItemId, Location, OriginWnd)
{
switch (MenuItemId)
{
case "ToggleEnable":
if(Enabled == 1) { Enabled = 0; }
if(Enabled == 0) { Enabled = 1; }
break;
// add additional menu items here...
}
}
And after :
code:
if(Enabled==1)
{
[...]My Code[...]
}
else
{
function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd,Message)
{
if(Message=="!is_activated"){
return "Result is : " + Enabled;
}
}
}
But my code does not work.. (After the if), when i do !is_activated, answer is 1 (Enabled). But after, don't work.
A part of my code :
code:
if(Enabled==1)
{
function SendMessage(sMessage)
{
return sMessage;
}
function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd,Message){
if(Message=="Email"){
return 'blabla';
}
When i type "Email", return is.. "Email".
Do you know why ?
Thanx,
Best regards !
EDIT : The menu works, it's just my code, i think it's the "if". :/
RE: [Request] Disable/Enable. by matty on 04-09-2010 at 09:45 PM
I suggest posting all of your code not just snippets. And use the following tags:
[code=js][/code]
RE: [Request] Disable/Enable. by Spunky on 04-09-2010 at 11:03 PM
Javascript code:if(Enabled == 1) { Enabled = 0; }
if(Enabled == 0) { Enabled = 1; }
Could just be:
Javascript code:Enabled = !Enabled;
Also, the ChatWndSendMessage event appears to be in an if statement... No experience with this (I'm guessing though it's not right), but I would say that's why it only works properly in one condition.
RE: RE: [Request] Disable/Enable. by Volv on 04-09-2010 at 11:18 PM
Javascript code:You need to use an Else (or what Spunky said), otherwise it will always be 1.if(Enabled == 1) { Enabled = 0; }
if(Enabled == 0) { Enabled = 1; }
RE: [Request] Disable/Enable. by Seed on 04-10-2010 at 10:54 AM
Fixed.
And the code works, i just move the 'if' after the 'function' and it's works fine.
Thanx for all !