EvilZone
Programming and Scripting => Scripting Languages => : seems_27 November 22, 2014, 01:37:07 PM
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Is it possible to make a script that shows if someone read your text or message?
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That's a HUUUGGEEEE open ended question. What software is sending texts or messages? What architecture (mobile/pc)?
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I think the op is looking for something to mimic the function of whatsapp when it shows a sign that the recipient has read your message. Right?
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Yeah thats correct...it would be my first project so I was wondering if its possible
Also I wanted this program to work for both. Mobile and pc
All it would do is let me know when the message wad read.....but would they have to have the same program to allow that?
Staff note: Triple posting faggot.
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Also I wanted this program to work for both. Mobile and pc
Are we talking about sms messages? If yes, then i don't kind of get that pc part.
But about phone. First of all it would be nice to know what OS we are talking about. Let's assume it's android because that's only one i can give you some hints. :D If you want do some kind of python programming with android+sms then android facade+sl4a would be good thing to look into.
https://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/wiki/ApiReference#startActivityForResultIntent
But i think that there isn't any clear solution for sms read reports part. Android does support this kind of thing with mms but not with sms AFAIK.
But even with mms, receivers carrier has to support this kind of service for this to work. With sms you can only have delivery reports, which if i know right only tells that message was succesfully sended.
So if you were talking about sms i don't think there is really way to do this.
If it was some other phone OS you had in mind i have a feeling that you're going to have same problem. But i don't really have any real info about that.
Edit: btw. use edit option, no need to send everything in new post.
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This shit is so abstract. OP doesn't even understand what he wants...
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http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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Isn't possible if it's not supported natively. An application would have to be created and if we're talking Android then I suspect that JavaScript would served better. OP, the app you're talking about is a good idea (that's been done already) but I suggest you learn more basic Python concepts before you move towards networked applications.