Shoutbox

code:

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"Delay1"+ChatWnds.length-1

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This is not a valid string. "Delay1" is a string and ChatWnds.length is a number, so the plus operator (+) joins them together as a new string object. The -1 is supposed to subtract 1 from a number object, but as "Delay1"+ChatWnds.length is a string, the result is you get a messed up timer ID.

Your original script was correct in putting brackets there:

code:

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"Delay1"+[ChatWnds.length-1]

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This way, the number is calculated first, then appended to "Delay1". The reason why it probably didn't work was because of the end parentheses for the first if statement.

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Also, may I suggest naming your timers something like "ClipxChatx". Then a simple regular expression can be used to handle your timers:

code:

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function OnEvent_Timer(TimerId) {
    if(/^Clip(\d+)Chat(\d+)$/.test(TimerId)) {
        var Clip = RegExp.$1;
        var Chat = RegExp.$2;
        aChatWnds[Chat].SendMessage("/vc 15");
        if(Clip < 10) MsgPlus.AddTimer("Clip" + (Clip * 1 + 1) + "Chat" + Chat, 15200);
    }
}

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Of course, your method is still valid.