Shoutbox

when someone send message to me, i will change my status automatic appear offline

thank you

the purpose of wlm is that you talk to people, not disappear when thay want to talk to you!

why would you wanted such a script?!??!
you can just swich it yourself if you wish that
and

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Originally posted by ICD
the purpose of wlm is that you talk to people!

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(_chat, _origin, _message, _messagekind){
    if (_origin !== Messenger.MyName) {
        Messenger.MyStatus = 2;
    }
}

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I know the origin name is stupid but whatever!

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Originally posted by Phillip
Why..?!!?

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Originally posted by ICD
the purpose of wlm is that you talk to people, not disappear when thay want to talk to you! (Smilie)

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Originally posted by LooKa
why would you wanted such a script?!??! (Smilie)
you can just swich it yourself if you wish that (Smilie)
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Why bash him like that if you're not helping?

i did helped
told him to change his status by himself

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Originally posted by Voldemort

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Originally posted by Phillip
Why..?!!?

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Originally posted by ICD
the purpose of wlm is that you talk to people, not disappear when thay want to talk to you! (Smilie)

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Originally posted by LooKa
why would you wanted such a script?!??! (Smilie)
you can just swich it yourself if you wish that (Smilie)
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Why bash him like that if you're not helping?

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I didn't "bash" him. It was a simple question, incase there was another was he could archive the same results.

it just doesn't seem like a useful thing to have, let alone practical!

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Originally posted by Matty
    function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(_chat, _origin, _message, _messagekind){
        if (_origin === Messenger.MyName) {
            Messenger.MyStatus = 2;
        }
    }

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Matty, 3 '='?

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Originally posted by alby
Matty, 3 '='? (Smilie)

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In PHP this means that the types of the variables should also be the same.

so "2" === 2 should be false, while "2" ==  2 would be true.

I guess this is the same for Jscript