Hey, does anyone know what is the api for paltalk buddy list cause I being trying to get it and no luck so far, I don't know if its a treeview or a listview

this is the code off the thing

[vb]Dim seinfeldsuperman As Long, wtlsplitterwindow As Long, atla As Long
Dim gradienttreeviewclass As Long
seinfeldsuperman = FindWindow("seinfeld_superman", vbNullString)
wtlsplitterwindow = FindWindowEx(seinfeldsuperman, 0&, "wtl_splitterwindow", vbNullString)
atla = FindWindowEx(wtlsplitterwindow, 0&, "atl:006a1118", vbNullString)
gradienttreeviewclass = FindWindowEx(atla, 0&, "gradienttreeviewclass", vbNullString)[/vb]

gradienttreeviewclass

loco in action again , I got sick with pt programming for now, I concentrate my learning in masm32 and dont know how to do a split function in asm

loco is this for add as many people you want on ur black nick

DJ , lol thats just apis to try to get then nicks in the buddy list

Aigh so its gradienttreeviewclass, but I cant find info on that so its thas just a paltalk naming it as so, and its a listview

nanomachine007 yes is that I be promising peeps for this program ehehhe, well I am hoping soon someone takes over cause this is my last year to get my college degree so its going to be crazy hey whats masm32

awwwwwwww ok

masm32 in short definition is assembly 32 bits programming, like you code in high level programming language(vb6); when you code in masm32, you code in assembly language, I progress slowly

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nanomachine007 wrote:

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What lol,
hey someone needs to hook me up cause i open my big mouse and say I gonna try to make like a buddy nicks deleter lol

locohacker wrote:What lol,
hey someone needs to hook me up cause i open my big mouse and say I gonna try to make like a buddy nicks deleter lol

there is no probleme i think there is already a place in the data that all ur nicks are save even if you unistall ur paltalk
and in the files there is even the chats

hey not sure if this is the right thing but is the buddylist a listview item?

Sine BattleStar-Galactica did not post the code yet I had to figure it all by myself <sigh>
So here a short c++ console APP that print your buddy-list.
With some code I stole from autopilot

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#include <windows.h>
#include <commctrl.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

//  I hate "using"! :-)
// using namespace std;

void GetTVItem(HWND hwnd, HTREEITEM htvitem, char *buff, int buff_len);

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    HWND seinfeldsuperman, wtlsplitterwindow, atla, gradienttreeviewclass;

    seinfeldsuperman = FindWindow("seinfeld_superman", NULL);
    wtlsplitterwindow = FindWindowEx(seinfeldsuperman, 0, "wtl_splitterwindow", NULL);
    // Paltalk 9.1
    atla = FindWindowEx(wtlsplitterwindow, 0, "atl:006d06d0", NULL);
    if (atla == NULL) /// Paltalk Scene
        atla = FindWindowEx(wtlsplitterwindow, 0, "ATL:006FBF78", NULL);
    if (atla == NULL) // Paltalk  8.5
        atla = FindWindowEx(wtlsplitterwindow, 0, "ATL:00547638", NULL);
    gradienttreeviewclass = FindWindowEx(atla, 0, "gradienttreeviewclass", NULL);

    HTREEITEM htvitem = TreeView_GetRoot(gradienttreeviewclass);
    char text[256];

    while (htvitem) {
        /// get root item (Pals, Offline, and custome groups)
        GetTVItem(gradienttreeviewclass, htvitem, text, 256);
        // comment the followong 2 lines to see onffine too
        if (!std::string("Offline").compare(0, 7, text, 0, 7))
            break;
        std::cout << text << std::endl;
        // get 1st buddy in this group
        HTREEITEM htvitem1 = TreeView_GetChild(gradienttreeviewclass, htvitem);
        while (htvitem1) {
            GetTVItem(gradienttreeviewclass, htvitem1, text, 256);
            std::cout << "  " << text << std::endl;
            /// get next buddy
            htvitem1 = TreeView_GetNextSibling(gradienttreeviewclass, htvitem1);
        }
        htvitem = TreeView_GetNextSibling (gradienttreeviewclass, htvitem);
    }
    system("PAUSE");
    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
void GetTVItem(HWND hwnd, HTREEITEM htvitem, char *buff, int buff_len)
{
    DWORD lProcID;
    // Get the process ID in which the TreeView is running
    GetWindowThreadProcessId(hwnd, &lProcID);
    if (lProcID != 0) {
        // make sure we have read write permissions in the process space
        HANDLE hProc = OpenProcess(PROCESS_VM_OPERATION|PROCESS_VM_READ|PROCESS_VM_WRITE, FALSE, lProcID);
        if (hProc != 0) {
            // Grab enough memory in the other procedure's space to hold our TVITEM and the return text buffer
            void *lxproc_tvitem = VirtualAllocEx(hProc, 0, sizeof(TVITEM)+buff_len, MEM_COMMIT|MEM_RESERVE, PAGE_READWRITE);

            // Set up our local TVITEM
            TVITEM tv_item;

            tv_item.mask = TVIF_TEXT;
            tv_item.hItem = htvitem;
            tv_item.pszText = static_cast<char*>(lxproc_tvitem)+sizeof(TVITEM);
            tv_item.cchTextMax = buff_len;

            // Copy the local TVITEM into the space we reserved in the foreign process
            WriteProcessMemory(hProc, lxproc_tvitem, &tv_item, sizeof(TVITEM), NULL);

            // Now send the message, but pass the address of the copy of our TVITEM that now exists in the foreign process instead of our local versiony
            BOOL res = TreeView_GetItem(hwnd, lxproc_tvitem);
            if (res) {
                // the return text buffer (address) may have changed so we need to copy it back
                ReadProcessMemory(hProc, lxproc_tvitem, &tv_item, sizeof(TVITEM), NULL);
                // Since we have no clue about it's length we have to copy it all
                ReadProcessMemory(hProc, tv_item.pszText, buff, buff_len, NULL);
                // Note: last line is a bit risky if buffer was actually changed
                // Because we could cross page boundary and hit a non-alloocated
                // page.
            } else {
                *buff = '\0';
            }
            // Clean up
            VirtualFreeEx(hProc, lxproc_tvitem, 0, MEM_RELEASE);
            CloseHandle(hProc);
        }
    }
}