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July 20, 2012 at 5:25 am #186834AdminAdministrator
Listen Im lazy heheh, and I really want to make programs in VB 2010 but either am an idiot or can make none of the codes work for me I try the old 2008 method nothing lol all I need is a start so i can do this, please someone upload a working vb 2010 send and getlastline sample 🙂 so i can finally learn tha sht or im gonna get stuck in vb 6.0 lol
July 20, 2012 at 6:28 am #186859DepartureMemberuninstall vb6 now and throw away the setup……
Its similar to quitting smoking, The problem is “Habit” and its easier to do what you already know, instead of trying something new that can be beneficial..
July 20, 2012 at 12:00 pm #186858autopilotMemberI put up a very simple basic program to send pal text over on im-integrations.com. You can view the code in Demo Send Pal Text [VB2010].
I still have to post a sample to read the Pal text in VB2010. But if you keep on eye on im-integrations.com, I will post something sometime this weekend.
July 20, 2012 at 2:17 pm #186857AdminAdministratorAh nice, 🙂 one thing auto how about connecting to the room, cause that only connects to the DlgGroupChat Window Class wont that be an issue if a person has other rooms open?
Dep lol I finally install vb 2010 on my windows 7 pc ehehe that’s a startJuly 20, 2012 at 8:13 pm #186856AhFoxMember@Departure wrote:
uninstall vb6 now and throw away the setup……
Its similar to quitting smoking, The problem is “Habit” and its easier to do what you already know, instead of trying something new that can be beneficial..
good advise …
July 20, 2012 at 10:08 pm #186855autopilotMember@Admin wrote:
Ah nice, 🙂 one thing auto how about connecting to the room, cause that only connects to the DlgGroupChat Window Class wont that be an issue if a person has other rooms open?
Yes, the demo will connect to what ever room is the room with focus. To connect to a specified room, add the PalRoomSelector as described in VB 2008 Paltalk Integration. Then find the button click event code and change the “vbNullString” in the following line:
Dim hWndMain As IntPtr = FindWindow(sClass, vbNullString)
Replace vbNullString with Me.CtrlRoomSelector1.RoomName
Dim hWndMain As IntPtr = FindWindow(sClass, Me.CtrlRoomSelector1.RoomName)
July 21, 2012 at 2:03 am #186854AdminAdministratorYep I tried that method but is not returning the rooms title no more for me 🙂
Check the code
Paltalk MultiVB
and this code was posted in'=========================== 'Find And Select Paltalk Room '=========================== Private Delegate Function EnumWindowsCallback(ByVal hWnd As Integer, ByVal lParam As Integer) As Boolean Private Declare Function EnumWindows Lib "user32.dll" Alias "EnumWindows" (ByVal callback As EnumWindowsCallback, ByVal lParam As Integer) As Integer Private Declare Sub GetWindowText Lib "user32.dll" Alias "GetWindowTextA" (ByVal hWnd As Integer, ByVal lpString As StringBuilder, ByVal nMaxCount As Integer) Private Declare Function GetClassName Lib "user32.dll" Alias "GetClassNameA" (ByVal hwnd As Integer, ByVal lpClassName As StringBuilder, ByVal cch As Integer) As Integer Const StringBufferLength As Integer = 255 Private ClassName As String = String.Empty '******************** '** ** '** Public Methods ** '** ** '******************** 'Method to return selected Paltalk Room Public ReadOnly Property RoomName() As String Get ' Return the text of the combobox Return cbxRoomName.Text End Get End Property '======================================================================== Private Sub FindPalRooms() ' Enum all top windows EnumWindows(New EnumWindowsCallback(AddressOf FindChatRoomHandle), 0) End Sub '======================================================================== Private Sub RoomRefresh() Try ' Clear the combobox list cbxRoomName.Items.Clear() ' Add all rooms to combobox list FindPalRooms() ' check if combobox text is empty If cbxRoomName.Text = String.Empty Then ' if combobox text is empty, fill it wit first room on the list cbxRoomName.Text = cbxRoomName.Items.Item(0).ToString Else ' if combobox text is not empty, make sure it is on the list If cbxRoomName.FindStringExact(cbxRoomName.Text) = -1 Then ' if combobox text is not on the list Try ' set combobox text to first room on the list cbxRoomName.Text = cbxRoomName.Items.Item(0).ToString Catch ' if no rooms are in the list, set combobox text to nothing cbxRoomName.Text = "" End Try End If End If Catch ' if room refresh failes, set combobox list & text to nothing cbxRoomName.Items.Clear() cbxRoomName.Text = "" End Try End Sub '======================================================================= Private Function FindChatRoomHandle(ByVal hWnd As Integer, ByVal lParam As Integer) As Boolean Dim ChatWindowText As New StringBuilder(StringBufferLength) Dim ChatClassName As New StringBuilder(StringBufferLength) ' Get the Class Name GetClassName(hWnd, ChatClassName, StringBufferLength) ' Check if it is a Paltalk roomng If ChatClassName.ToString = ClassName Then ' If a Paltalk room, get room name (window caption) GetWindowText(hWnd, ChatWindowText, StringBufferLength) ' Add a new Room name to the combobox list For Each sroomname As String In ListBox2.Items If ChatWindowText.ToString = sroomname Then cbxRoomName.Items.Add(ChatWindowText.ToString) End If Next End If ' Continue to next window Return True End Function Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click FindPalRooms() RoomRefresh() End Sub Private Sub cbxRoomName_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cbxRoomName.SelectedIndexChanged End Sub
but when I call it with
RoomRefresh()
sht dont work 🙄July 21, 2012 at 12:28 pm #186853autopilotMemberhere is your problem
Public ReadOnly Property ChatRoomClass() As String Get If _ChatRoomClass = "" Then Select Case mdlPalInfo.PalMajorVer Case 8 _ChatRoomClass = "My Window Class" Case 9 _ChatRoomClass = "DlgGroupChat Window Class" Case Else _ChatRoomClass = "Error" End Select End If Return _ChatRoomClass End Get End Property
this property is found in your mdlPalInfo and it needs to be updated for Pal 10. in fact, since pal 10 is all that works any more, we dont need to test for version and can just return the class.
Public ReadOnly Property ChatRoomClass() As String Get Return "DlgGroupChat Window Class" End Get End Property
Use break points and the built in debugger to step through your code to find this type of problems.
July 21, 2012 at 4:43 pm #186852autopilotMemberok, you can find the promised demo send & read Pal10 demo at DemoAdvancedReadSendPal10[VB2010].
July 22, 2012 at 7:15 am #186851AdminAdministratorExcellent, I finally got it how it works 🙂 and the code kicks asz, I am for sure using your text font style form I love it.
Thanks a lot manJuly 22, 2012 at 12:00 pm #186850autopilotMember@Admin wrote:
I am for sure using your text font style form I love it.
Glad to help. I will have to put together a demo project for working with the nic list next. maybe i will have something by next weekend.
July 24, 2012 at 2:15 am #186849AdminAdministratorCool 🙂 and can you change this code
Dim X As Integer
Dim UserNic As String
' Remove TimeStamp if it is present
LineIn = StripTime(LineIn)
' look for : in text
If InStr(LineIn, ":") Then
' Get index of :
X = InStr(1, LineIn, ":")
' Get all text before :
UserNic = Mid$(LineIn, 1, X - 1)
' Remove leading and trailing spaces
UserNic = UserNic.Trim()
' Return found nic
Return UserNic
Else
' no nic found
Return String.Empty
End IfTo get the user messege too?
Ah one thing I notice when the paltalk windows is out of focus the program seems to disconnect like it wont get no text or send text 🙄
Man I already added the music bot and greeter and cool text on the program Im working onJuly 24, 2012 at 3:02 am #186848AdminAdministratorK figure how to get the text after using this : by changing this UserNic = Mid$(LineIn, 1, X – 1) to UserNic = Mid$(LineIn, X + 1)
Private Function GetUserPostingText(ByVal LineIn As String) As String
Dim X As Integer
Dim UserNic As String
' Remove TimeStamp if it is present
LineIn = StripTime(LineIn)
' look for : in text
If InStr(LineIn, ":") Then
' Get index of :
X = InStr(1, LineIn, ":")
' Get all text before :
UserNic = Mid$(LineIn, X + 1)
' Remove leading and trailing spaces
UserNic = UserNic.Trim()
' Return found nic
Return UserNic
Else
' no nic found
Return String.Empty
End If
End Function🙂 so the only issue I got is the need to focus the program for it to work 🙄
July 24, 2012 at 5:19 am #186847StringMemberJuly 24, 2012 at 12:13 pm #186846autopilotMember@Admin wrote:
so the only issue I got is the need to focus the program for it to work
Basically, with the WindowFromPoint API, the window does not have to have focus, but it has to be visible at the point the application tries to look for it. WindowFromPoint gets the control that is showing at a point on the screen. If you want to allow for the Pal room to be in the background, then you will need to continue to use the enum windows method provided in the mdlHnd (see module to find handles).
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