Shoutbox

Thanks, but I'm still not getting any sound. I'm using:

code:

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MsgPlus.PlaySound("C:\\Program Files\\Messenger Plus! Live\\Scripts\\Wakealert\\wakeupfaggot.mp3");

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Originally posted by glargle
Thanks, but I'm still not getting any sound. I'm using:

code:

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MsgPlus.PlaySound("C:\\Program Files\\Messenger Plus! Live\\Scripts\\Wakealert\\wakeupfaggot.mp3");

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Try the following

code:

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MsgPlus.PlaySound("\C:\\Program Files\\Messenger Plus! Live\\Scripts\\Wakealert\\wakeupfaggot.mp3");

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You could also use a toast to play the sound and say what word from the array the received message contained if you really want to

Just to explain... a relative path is relative to the scripts folder so it would be easier to copy the sound file there and just use the filename in the script.

An absoloubte path is from the drive letter, but to show the script that it's an absoloubte path, you need to put a single slash at the beginning of the path.

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Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
Just to explain... a relative path is relative to the scripts folder so it would be easier to copy the sound file there and just use the filename in the script.

An absoloubte path is from the drive letter, but to show the script that it's an absoloubte path, you need to put a single slash at the beginning of the path.

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sorry, knew you could do that with toasts, but not with this, not really good at JS.

I'm messing up something because it's still not working. I've tried the relative and absoloute things but still fails :\

Here's the whole thing, I must be doing something wrong.

code:

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var word = new Array(
"!wake",
"!wakeup",
"!wakewake"
);
var re = RegExp("\b"+word.join("\b|\b")+"\b","i");

function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd,Origin,Message,MessageKind){
if(Origin != Messenger.MyName && re.test(Message)){
MsgPlus.PlaySound("\C:\\Program Files\\Messenger Plus! Live\\Scripts\\Wakealert\\wakeupfaggot.mp3");
}
}

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use

code:

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MsgPlus.ScriptFilesPath+"\\wakeupfaggot.mp3"

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and place the mp3 in the script folder (Wakealert folder)

Still nothing. Does it work for you guys or is it a problem on my end?

try seeing what the function returns...

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Debug.Trace(MsgPlus.PlaySound("wakeupfaggot.mp3));

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If it's false, then it won't play... I just tried it a few times with a test script and it works when it wants tbh

When I change that, the debugger says

code:

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Error: Expected ')' (code: -2146827282)
       File: Wakealert.js. Line: 11.

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I don't know what I'm messing up.

my mistake...

forgot the end quote around the file name