Alright, I suppose I should post an update.
With the Nudge Tools script, it doesn't do anything unless they have your conversation opened, and active (IE up front). We tried just talking to the other person, then nudging them, etc. etc., but the Convy notifier still didn't pick up anything.
Does this mean that when you appear offline it doesn't open a session, or that it uses some other way than the online contacts?
*Notes to self: Why doesn't the conversation notifier tell you a chat is opened if YOU send the contact a message in the first place?
-- Is this made like that purposely by Microsoft, or by the scripters assuming that you know the chat is opened since you just talked to them?
-- If it's the scripters, or if the feature simply isn't added in the first place, would this be possible to do? If so, is there a way to filter the notifications for
offline contacts only?
Or is all this simply impossible?
I mean think about it. When you talk to somebody and they have the conversation notifier, it'll tell them that a chat is opened (Even if you're offline, you still get that notification). Also if somebody appearing offline opens a conversation with you, (I think) you're told about it, correct? So regardless of either person appearing offline, a chat session is opened for both sides.
Conclusion:
So, couldn't the conversation notifier be modified to tell you if a session is opened,
EVEN IF you opened it yourself?
If that part works, we can filter it to offline contacts at a later time. Plus, if they really ARE offline, then the session wouldn't be opened in the first place!
*Note: Everything in this post is copyrighted to Steel Froggy & LifesRiver.net. If somebody wishes to make this BRILLIANT idea, feel free to do so. However I must be a beta tester.
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