scumble on 24/5/2005 at 17:01
Which link did you use? It should take you to the [wiki]UserSettings[/wiki] page.
Rantako on 24/5/2005 at 20:29
I'm using the Login/Register link on the wiki homepage. It takes me to the right page (the address is definitely right), it's just there's nothing there except a link saying page history, another showing a date and time, and the orange XML button usually found at the bottom of a page. When I go to View Source in IE6, there are only a few lines of code. Could someone have accidentally deleted it?
Another page I'm having this problem with is CategoryCategory - it's almost blank too and most of its code seems to be missing too.
Bumbleson on 24/5/2005 at 21:26
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We should also have one explaining what trigger scripts are for, and how they work. (Again, the existing page isn't really useful)
I take it that you saw the "work in progress" at the top of the scripting reference page? :)
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We also should start a reference page for link types, because only one of them has a comment in the editor (Vulnerability, I think) - it really would be useful to know what all these madly-named links do.
Please tell me you know what all those links do, because I don't. :p I can deduct some of them by how they're used in missions and by comments found in properties and elsewhere, but I'm clueless as to what the majority of them is for. Most of the uncommented properties have a hidden comment somewhere in one of the *.t3u files, but the links have none.
Rantako on 25/5/2005 at 16:10
I wasn't meaning the scripting reference pages - they're good - I was meaning this page: [wiki]TriggerScripts[/wiki]. I think it needs to be more detailed, explaining how to use the TriggerScript Manager, and things that newbies won't know, like that OK and X both make it save then close, while cancel just makes it close.
As for the links, I don't know what most of them do either, but if we have a reference page, people can add any they figure out. I'd go and do these myself, but the login page still isn't working (help!).
scumble on 25/5/2005 at 20:11
Quote Posted by Rantako
I'm using the Login/Register link on the wiki homepage. It takes me to the right page (the address is definitely right), it's just there's nothing there except a link saying page history, another showing a date and time, and the orange XML button usually found at the bottom of a page. When I go to View Source in IE6, there are only a few lines of code. Could someone have accidentally deleted it?
I can only guess that it is a browser related problem, as the page is definitely there. Do you have similar problems at the (
http://wikka.jsnx.com/HomePage) Wikka site?
Rantako on 25/5/2005 at 20:39
The Wikka site seems to work fine. This problem is really weird - I just tried to get on to the UserSettings page on a different computer and it still didn't work! Must be something to do with my network...
Bumbleson on 26/5/2005 at 00:00
Quote Posted by Rantako
I wasn't meaning the scripting reference pages - they're good - I was meaning this page: [wiki]TriggerScripts[/wiki]. I think it needs to be more detailed
Ah! Yes, I intend to link to that page from the scripting reference and to add a basic tutorial. But the reference is first on the list.
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The Wikka site seems to work fine. This problem is really weird - I just tried to get on to the UserSettings page
on a different computer and it still didn't work! Must be something to do with my network...
One difference between Fleshworks and the Wikka site is that Fleshworks is using PHP scripts. Perhaps something in your network is garbling the URL string and causes the script to fail? It's only a guess, I'm not at all familiar with web servers and PHP scripts.
Jadon on 26/5/2005 at 02:50
It sounds like Rantako is having a somewhat similar problem that I have been having, nothing really loads very little source and other websites that use the same stuff work fine. and just so you know at least for me the wikki won't load in IE or Ffox (don't have others to test) and other people on my sam e network can't get to it either.
Crispy on 27/5/2005 at 13:52
That's odd. Maybe it would help if you posted the source code that you do get (preferably from IE, though I never thought I'd say that, because Firefox reformats the source code and in this case the EXACT source code would be more useful).
Have you ever had any other similar problems with websites? Do really really long HTML pages load for you?
