What I want to do is use a mecca file to launch
Icechat, and if no one answers have the mecca script
ask to leave a comment... I'm doing something wrong
here, I think with the calling of the door.
Anyone have a cool script they could share? ;)
[XTERN_DOS]c:\max\doors\ichat\icechat.bat_%k
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yellreq.mec:
Mvan Le wrote in a message to Shawn Highfield:
yellreq.mec:
Beautiful works great and thank-you!
So you need to put a "goto end" line at the end of the "if
errorlevel"'s:
if errorlevel 10 goto leavemsg
goto end
A workaround could involve subsituting yellreq.mec with
yellreq<node>.mec, or convoluted batch file interaction(s) but I'm
too lazy.
This problem is easily solved with MEX, and is a non issue on single
line systems.
[XTERN_DOS]c:\max\doors\ichat\icechat.bat_%k
[XTERN_DOS]c:\max\doors\ichat\icechat.bat_%k
I think it's in the way you're calling the door...I dunno but I'll double-check.
It's space %k not _ %k it was a typo.
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[/leave_msg]
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[delete]c:\max\doors\ichat\leavemsg.flg =========================================================
If you move the [delete] line directly underneath [/leave_msg] then any simultaneous user paging conflicts are virtually eliminated eg:
Sysop: | digital man |
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Location: | Riverside County, California |
Users: | 1,022 |
Nodes: | 17 (1 / 16) |
Uptime: | 16:04:54 |
Calls: | 503,379 |
Calls today: | 3 |
Files: | 107,517 |
D/L today: |
9,508 files (758M bytes) |
Messages: | 440,974 |