This plugin is a C DLL, using few memory.

It simply retrieves how many unread messages you have via IMAP. So your mail server may support IMAP, not only POP.



Pour les français: ce plugin récupère le nombre de messages non lus via IMAP.

EDIT: UPDATED, included the latest version of Pagescraper.dll and fixed an issue with image paths containing a space in them, this would cause the image not to show. Some other minor adjustments too.


Someone had asked for this, it is a config region stack with latest screenshot and latest upload. Click the green tab on top to switch back and forth. This will minimize the space needed to see both. Images and info are gathered via PageScraper.dll, possibly the most versatile plugin of all time

Gmail Account Checker

Checks a Gmail account and displays unread messages.
Only a username and password needed to check - nothing else!

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v1.01 changes:
- added option to use encoded or plaintext password

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To-Do List:
1. multiple account support
2. audible notification of new mail
3. visual notification of new mail

This samurize is used to view the playlist of Armitage's Dimension (J-Pop, Anime radio station).

The script uses the RSS-Feed to fetch:
-The song now playing
-Lenght of current song
-Percent Done of current song
-The songs up next 1-5

This samurize is perfect for those who do not want to visit Armitage's Dimension to view the current playlist.

This simple script shows the "Daily 15 Tutorials" from Good-tutorials.com

You can make some configurations, by opening the script in Notepad.

If you want some more information from Good-tutorials.com, then write a comment or contact me

Generic HTTP Scanner (v1.3)

Used to collect information from any web page

This is a customized version of the Internet Script template create by NeM used to download information from HTTP pages. The original code can be found on the samurize forums. I never could never get the original code to return the right results that I required it was always missing something. Plus I got annoyed at having to create a new script for every page I wished to scan so I modified the code to allow the information I required to be retrieved and also to work entirely through parameters that can be set using the samurize editor.

Unzip to the scripts Folder
View the readme file for full instructions

Please leave feedback and let me know what you think and what you use this plugin for

Thanks to mb_voip for the lastest set of updates

UPDATES

08 April 2005 - mb_voip
-Support for Usernames and Passwords.
-Added GET and POST method for retrieving info
-Also fixed a few bugs
-Added for string substitution within a parameter: &vbCrLf; to insert a CRLF. I did i this way versus creating one more parameter :-()
-Added the ability to use this routing Hardcoded vs. with prompted
-parameters. This gives the user access to all the vbs variables like vbCrLf within the parameters.
06 April 2005 - mnorth
-The Last update caused some basic characters to be ignored this has now been fixed.
02 March 2005 - mnorth
-Updated to included all character sets ie items that include accented characters, graves etc are now supported.

Its only an update from mnorths original one. Basically the HTML replacer has been updated from the script-o-matic so now its even more accurate in picking up things. One warning though. It tends to really give you a headache if you are picking up alot of news or updates because it ads TONS of spaces and tabs but its a great program. I think he should add a background implement feature for use with the ConfigCreator so you can use it to check multiple news site and the ability to scroll vertically. Im too simple to do that. Also I am planning on one thing that is simple for me.

--Planned--
Ripping out the HTML replacer and using it to feed to the new plugin that renders HTML. This could revolutionize samurize...hey that rhymes!

--Updates--
Fixed a very simple problem with ' not showing up. I was bored XD And
didn&#blaht was killing me XD

--Notes--
My god I'm losing my mind with my computer lately. DrWatson32 is bugging the brains outta me with ERROR but nevertheless if I find andy error or mistakes or updates I will update them.

This little script derives some minimal statitics from a running Azureus. This instance does not have to run on the local computer but can be working on a remote machine.
The script connects to the Azureus client via HTTP protocol and XML data exchange.
The script is written in RubyScript, so you will need the RubyScript engine (See below).

Requirements:
- Azureus XML/HTTP interface (XML over HTTP for Azureus)
- RubyScript (ActiveScriptRuby 1.8.2)

Installation:
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1. Follow the instructions on how to install the Azureus plugin
2. Install RubyScript. This should be non-problematic
3. The script take 2 parameters:
- host: the IP of the machine Az is running on (can be 'localhost' )
- port: the port you chose for the xml/http interface

The script currently outputs a string looking like this:

25.3kB/s [3/4/0]
Those values are: Download Speed [Current Downloads/Queued Files/Seeded & Completed Files]

History
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0.3.5: Code cleanup. Less exchange of information with the server, therefore the script should be faster.
0.3.0: Added support for tooltips in Samurize. Simply enable a "Mouse Over" event in the Meter's Input setion and select "tooltip". Don't put anything in the textfield, the script will do that.
0.2.0: Initial Release

emStats v0.2.0
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This little script derives some minimal statitics from a running eMule client.
This instance does not have to run on the local computer but can be working on a remote machine.
The script uses the Web Interface built-in in most eMule versions.
The script is written in RubyScript, so you will need the RubyScript engine (See below).

Requirements:
- an eMule version with built-in and enabled web interface
- RubyScript (ActiveScriptRuby 1.8.2)

Installation:
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1. Install RubyScript. This should be non-problematic
3. The script take 3 parameters:
- url: the url of of eMules web interface (e.g. 'http://localhost/' or 'http://my.domain.com/' )
- port: the port you chose for the web interface
- password: most eMule clients require you to set a password for using the web interface

The script currently outputs a string looking like this:

25.3kB/s (10/85)
Those values are: Download Speed (current upload limit/current download limit)

uziq's PageScraper 3.02