Shoutbox

Request: Specify an application. If it's open, use it's Titlebar and change your PSM to it.

PS: if you're nice you could include a /command that'll paste it in a convo (instead of displaying in PSM )

But what if it is a porn website you are viewing. You want the entire world to know about your midget porn fetish?

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Originally posted by matty
But what if it is a porn website you are viewing. You want the entire world to know about your midget porn fetish?

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FireFox was an example ...if I didn't want the world to know about my midget porn I wouldn't be requesting this

From where I see it, there are three ways to implement something like this:

1. Set a timer (user customizable perhaps).  When the timer fires, call FindWindow to find the first browser for your desired browser.  Call GetWindowText/GetWindowTextLength to get the text of the window.  Set it to your PSM.
This method in theory, would be compatible with most browsers.
Browser Class List:
FireFox: MozillaUIWindowClass - The title should have "Mozilla FireFox" at the end. (Thunderbird uses this class too)
IE: IEFrame
Google Chrome: Chrome_XPFrame

2. For IE only, you could use the Registered message "WM_HTML_GETOBJECT" to get the browser control interfaces. I believe you can subscribe to events for this.

3. Write a plug-in for the desired browser. Then create an invisible window that will listen for messages from the browser plug-in  (Similar to how the "What I'm listening to" feature works)

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Originally posted by matty
But what if it is a porn website you are viewing. You want the entire world to know about your midget porn fetish?

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we already know about his anime fetish ;p

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Originally posted by TheSteve
From where I see it, there are three ways to implement something like this:

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I mean for any application, FireFox was just an example. If I wanted it to show msnmsgr.exe's titlebar then it'd make my PSM "Windows Live Messenger Beta" !

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Originally posted by SonicSam
I mean for any application, FireFox was just an example.

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In that case, it's a just a matter of getting the window handle to your desired window by calling FindWindow, then call GetWindowText to get the actual text.

code:

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function OnEvent_SigninReady(sEmail) {
    MsgPlus.AddTimer('x', 100);
}

function OnEvent_Timer(sTimerId) {
    var wintitlelength = Interop.Call('user32', 'GetWindowTextLengthW', Interop.Call('user32', 'GetForegroundWindow'));
   
    var wintitle = Interop.Allocate(wintitlelength);
    Interop.Call('user32', 'GetWindowText', Interop.Call('user32', 'GetForegroundWindow'), wintitle, wintitlelength);
   
    if (Messenger.MyPersonalMessage !== wintitlelength.ReadString(0, false)) Messenger.MyPersonalMessage = wintitlelength.ReadString(0, false);
   
    MsgPlus.AddTimer('x', 100);
}

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Something like that.

code:

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function test()
{
    //were iGoogle is Chrome(bowser)'s homepage.
    var wintitlelength = Interop.Call('user32', 'GetWindowTextLengthW', Interop.Call('user32', 'FindWindowW', 'iGoogle -', ''));
    var wintitle = Interop.Allocate(wintitlelength);
    Interop.Call('user32', 'GetWindowTextW', Interop.Call('user32', 'FindWindowW', 'iGoogle -', ''), wintitle, wintitlelength);
    output = wintitlelength.ReadString(0, false);
    return output;
}
Debug.Trace(test());

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Were am i going wrong?..

FindWindowW's first parameter is the Window Class the second parameter is apart of the title so change 'iGoogle -' to be the second param.