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JScript code:

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Interop.Call("user32","SetWindowTextW",hWnd,"new window title");

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JScript code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndCreated(ChatWnd){
var contact;
for(e=new Enumerator(ChatWnd.Contacts);!e.atEnd();e.moveNext())contact=e.item();
Interop.Call("user32","SetWindowTextW",ChatWnd.handle,MsgPlus.RemoveFormatCodes(Messenger.MyName)+": "+MsgPlus.RemoveFormatCodes(contact.name));
}

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JScript code:

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var oChatWnds = { };
var oChatWnds_WinTitle = { };
 
function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage( pChatWnd, sMessage ) {
    oChatWnds[ pChatWnd.Handle ] = sMessage;
}
 
function OnEvent_ChatWndDestroyed( pChatWnd ) {
    delete oChatWnds[ pChatWnd.Handle ];
    delete oChatWnds_WinTitle[ pChatWnd.Handle ];
}
 
function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage( pChatWnd, sOrigin, sMessage, nMessageKind ) {
    // check if the event is thrown because our message was recieved in the chat history
    if ( oChatWnds[pChatWnd.Handle] !== sMessage ) {
        // check if the current window isn't the chat window
        if ( Interop.Call( 'user32', 'GetForegoundWindow' ) !== pChatWnd.Handle ) {
            // get the current title to restore once the window has been brought forward
            var intTitleLength = Interop.Call( 'user32', 'GetWindowTextLengthW', pChatWnd.Handle );
            var lpszTitle = Interop.Allocate( intTitleLength );
            Interop.Call( 'user32', 'GetWindowTitleW', pChatWnd.Handle, lpszTitle, intTitleLength );
            oChatWnds_WinTitle[ pChatWnd.Handle ] = lpszTitle.ReadString( 0 );
           
            // create a string to hold the new title
            var lpszNewTitle = MsgPlus.RemoveFormatCodes( Messenger.MyName )+' : ';
            // loop through all of the contacts
            for( var oContact = new Enumerator( pChatWnd.Contacts ); !oContact.atEnd(); oContact.moveNext() ) {
                // concatenate a string for all participants
                lpszNewTitle += MsgPlus.RemoveFormatCodes( oContact.item().Name ) + ( oContact.atEnd() ? '', ', ' );
            }
           
            // set the new title for the window
            Interop.Call( 'user32', 'SetWindowTextW', pChatWnd.Handle, lpszNewTitle );
           
            // use a timer to verify when the window is brought to the front
            MsgPlus.AddTimer( pChatWnd.Handle, 100 );
        }
    }
}
 
function OnEvent_Timer( sTimerId ) {
    // check if the window is the front window
    if ( Interop.Call( 'user32', 'GetForegroundWindow' ) !== sTimerId ) {
        // since the window is still in the background lets make sure it still exists before readding the timer for it
        if ( Interop.Call( 'user32', 'IsWindow', sTimerId ) ) MsgPlus.AddTimer( sTimerId, 100 );
       
        // exit the function
        return;
    }
   
    // set the old window title now that the window is brought forward
    Interop.Call( 'user32', 'SetWindowTextW', sTimerId, oChatWnds_WinTitle[ sTimerId ] );  
}

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Originally posted by lespoils
where can i read about the setwindowtextW function ?

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Originally posted by lespoils
hi again,

thx for the replies and information.

i tried pasting the  script you supplied but it doesnt seems to work. the exact error is:

Error: Expected ':' (code: -2146827285)
       File: test.js. Line: 29.

trying to understand what you did, maybe i'll manage to make it work sometime

thanks again
Lespoils

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code:

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lpszNewTitle += MsgPlus.RemoveFormatCodes( oContact.item().Name ) + ( oContact.atEnd() ? '', ', ' );

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code:

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lpszNewTitle += MsgPlus.RemoveFormatCodes( oContact.item().Name ) + ( oContact.atEnd() ? '' : ', ' );

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quote:

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Originally posted by lespoils

why do u put a W at the end of the SetWindowsText function ?
is it something about Messenger Plus! script ?

Lespoils

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Originally posted by Spunky

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Originally posted by lespoils

why do u put a W at the end of the SetWindowsText function ?
is it something about Messenger Plus! script ?

Lespoils

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It's because JScript is Unicode. The alternate version would be SetWindowTextA (I think it means ASCII). Although, I don't think you need to explicitly call those with the A at the end

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