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Computer Whiz | Bigjoe | Using one line |
March 23, 2006 9:55 PM |
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Re: Using one line > Ok, I fix that, Now CW. The only problem I have now is that I can't seem to > get it to display the > let y = 1 > let $100 = !10 > It just won't display the contents of that var. $100. have any ideas. and how Did you also assign the string size into Z? If not, it is defaulting to 0, which will yield no result (empty string, "" > do I limit the width of the line. Make the line to take so many chars or > numbers. > rs q1, "BBS Name : " > How do I put a limit on the amount of chars a user adds or I add You can't limit the number of characters a user can input, so you will just have to draw out a maximum bar for them so they can see the limit, and if they go past that part, it would just chop it off. One example, putting the Max bar above the entry line (assuming 30 characters max): ? " ______________________________" rs q1, "BBS Name : " another example, form style, using LOC, similar to my door2002 script: loc 12, 19 ? "BBS Name : ������������������������������" ; loc 12, 30 rs q1 ComputerWhiz �Ŀ� ������Ŀ �Ŀ�Ŀ VA �Ŀ�Ŀ�Ŀ telnet://bbs.chris-co.org 24h/7d � �Ĵ��ٳ�Ŀ�ĺ � � �Ĵ�Ĵ�Ŀ Usurper v0.20d Sysop: ComputerWhiz ���� �� ���� ������2.10��������� VirtualMUD v0.00� @1205037 VirtualNET |
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