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November 11, 2006 at 5:41 pm #190428
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Administratorlocos gay, so that automatically makes him wrong and me right.
November 11, 2006 at 6:35 pm #190427Administratorso if i just follow loco’s instructions and skip that step…..its will work right? or do i need to know more? ❓
November 11, 2006 at 6:54 pm #190426AdministratorI didn’t even read the fkin thing so I have no idea what step you’re talking about, but you said that you dragged the ring over the window border and you don’t need to do that, you can, but don’t need to.
November 11, 2006 at 6:55 pm #190425Administratorlol ghost is wrong I am right lol, but really where you stuck at cause I am confuse now too 🙄
November 11, 2006 at 6:57 pm #190424Administratornever say I’m wrong bitch
November 11, 2006 at 6:59 pm #190423Administratorlol, butthe thing I dont know why u might be wrong since I dont know where he stock at 😯
November 11, 2006 at 7:00 pm #190422Administratorfine, I’ll cave and read the damn thing to see if I can tell where hes at…
November 11, 2006 at 10:08 pm #190421Administrator@YeaAnd wrote:
@Admin wrote:
now drang the yellow ball to the borders of the paltalk room window and you should get this code
Dim dlggroupchatwindowclass As Long
dlggroupchatwindowclass = FindWindow("dlggroupchat window class", vbNullString)um…loco….im confused here…..i tried all diff things….n i dont get that code u posted…..can u please show a picture of that so i can see exactly wut ur talkin bout….cus i put it on the border of da room n i got diff code… 😕
November 12, 2006 at 3:55 pm #190420autopilot
MemberThe reason that you want to find the main window info first, is to find the text box (RichEdit20A), which is a child of the main chat window. You would be hard pressed to find the text box and post text to it without the parent info. If you just search for a RichEdit20A control, there is nothing to let you know which one you found… If you find the parrent (using the window class and name), then you know that the child is correct and that the text will post to the correct room.
That being said, the example that loco posted that is causing some confusion, looks like it is for paltalk v9. Code for paltalk v8.x would look like the following:Dim mywindowclass As Long
mywindowclass = FindWindow("my window class", vbNullString)Now to really make this code useful, the “vbNullString” should be replaced with the window caption(example:”Paltalk Help Lobby 1 – Voice Room” would find the chat room for Paltalk Help Lobby 1 – Voice Room if that room was open)
Also it should be noted that the code samples that are posted by loco are for use with VB6. If you are using a newer version of VB, the syntax will have to be modified to reflect the changes.
Hope this helps to clear things up
Autopilot
November 12, 2006 at 4:25 pm #190419Administratorwhere the fuck did you come from?!
but yea, I understand what you mean by it being useful to find the parent window first, however, if you wanted to make this program work in both pm and rooms, then using that method would take more coding than needed… the only reason I said that you didn’t need to find the parent window first, is because I have never done that… I always found it easier to just find the text box, but like you said, it would go to any room or pm window… which could be good or bad, depending on what kind of program you make…
P.S. I haven’t seen weather the api’s on pm windows and rooms on 9.0 is the same, but it used to be on 8.x and thats why I said it would work for both…
November 12, 2006 at 4:34 pm #190418Member@Ghost wrote:
where the f**k did you come from?!
LMAO
i have been here in the shadows for a long time… i admin in an adult room and have written a tool to help our admins… i am self taught in VB2005, but would not have been able to get my project off the ground without all the info here. thanks to all the people that contribute here in the forums!autopilot
November 12, 2006 at 7:08 pm #190417Administratorlol then welcome to the forums! glad we could be of help to you, and I can already see that you can be of help to us!
ohh and, for the record, this is probably the nicest post you will ever see me make on here…
November 12, 2006 at 7:41 pm #190416GODFATHER-GM_01
Member@Ghost wrote:
lol then welcome to the forums! glad we could be of help to you, and I can already see that you can be of help to us!
ohh and, for the record, this is probably the nicest post you will ever see me make on here…
wow omg ghosst you just said something nice wtf happing to you are you going crazy or some thing? your never nice but i guess ppl gota chage some times
November 12, 2006 at 8:03 pm #190415Administratorrofl…..gotta agree wit u there vinnie….lol 😆 Ok ill have to think about all this….i gotta figure this out….i wanna see what loco has to say about this….cus …..call me stupid….but where am i supposed to drop that yellow ball? other than the text box….can i have a little pic to illustrate? This is driving me nuts cus i cant understand how to make a simple text sender…lol….
November 12, 2006 at 9:24 pm #190414BattleStar-Galactica
MemberI never use this tool in my life, if you have vb6 you have spy++ tool, on the menu spy choose window and there you can explorer what spy++ list window structure like class name of window or window caption and many other thing…
try check them and open the code text sender or get text made by someone on here then if you can understand that, you will never ask for help 😆 when you use some thing auto you will not learn nothing and still ask for help again and again if pt chagne version.
the first step is alway difficult but if you got it, all thing are simple to you.
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