Forums Scripts & Popups dialog question

Any way you can "fake" press a button in a dialog? i want to get my dialog to belive i pressed a button with the ID 11, but the user only need to press it one time, then when it needs to be updated i want to be done automatic with a timer, and yes, want it like the button is pressed at XX amount of time..

Just put the code you want to call in an alias, then call that alias both when the button is pressed and in the timer.

I tryed that, but get a error.. and if i dont get an error the then some ID get cleared.. so need that ID be activated some way..

There's no reason you should get an error unless you have some code that will only work from inside the scope of a dialog event. Try posting your code and we can try to help you further.

Are you good on sockets ? if you are, could u help me to gather server info true sockets? i only need the amount of players on xxx.xxx.xx.x .. i dont know how the h*ll i should gather that info.. Unreal Tournament is the game we talking about..

I can use sockets but you can't expect me to know every protocol under the sun. If you have some information on the protocol unreal tournament uses and an example server ip I can try to whip something up for you.

Can u allow me to send u a private message?

Yeah.

A basic code to do this:



Issue this command:
//sockudp -k getplayers <ip> <query port> \players\

It will store the result in &x, from there it leaves you to do whatever you want with the info.

For more info take a look here: http://wiki.beyondunreal.com/wiki/UT_Server_Query

I sloved that part, now to a new question.. if i open a dialog with:

/dialog -md name table

the the dialog opens as a desktop window.. but if i want to bring it up to foreground when something happens inside the dialog that need the users atention, how would i do that? in the mirc.hlp i found this:

-v makes the dialog the active window

but how would i use that? the dialog is open, so i cant use /dialog -v name table, how to solve this? :P

did you try /dialog -v dialogname

dialog -o dialogname worked

there is a difference in how the two work
if you just want to bring the dialog to the front, use -v

after using the -o switch you might want to use -n to unset it

my guess is you really could just use -v