 Bada BingWVU MountaineersPremium
join:2001-05-29
Fort Gay, WV | reply to Jacob
Re: Faster cleaner instant message checking said by mrwireman:
said by Bada Bing:
You don't need to put your user id in the field.
I clicked »/instantcheck/1 and check for IM and it brought my page up.
No. That link is an indicator for Justin's (user id: 1) IMs. All of the pictures link to /instant/ , which goes to your "im center."
I know that,s his ID but if click on the link it will still go to your own IM page it doesn't matter if its his ID or mine or this one:
»/instantcheck/···00000000
If your logged in using cookies it goes to your IM page when you click the IM icon.
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Jacob
join:2000-11-28
San Jose, CA | Well, (duh) I know. Like I said... the link from the IM picture/icon is /instant/. So, if you were to go to 'dslreports.com/instant' , it would go to YOUR im center, as YOU are logged in. It was designed this way. It's not like it is supposed to let you go into their im center. Just ignore the link if it bugs you  .
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 GomezExile in waitingPremium,Ex-Mod 06-11
join:2001-02-21
Atlanta, GA | reply to Johnny
Got this working as a native app. Here are the key things to get it working (in C):
#define REQUESTFMT "GET /instantcheck/%s HTTP/1.0\n\n"
%s will later be substituted with your user id. The string is the actual HTTP request you need to send. Note the HTTP spec requires two carriage returns.
#define IM_NO "SRC=\"http://i.dslr.net/bb/imsg1.gif\""
#define IM_YES "SRC=\"http://i.dslr.net/bb/imsg.gif\""
These are the strings to use to search the returned HTML.
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