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Novice Joined: 15 Dec 2002 Posts: 35

#trigger {By what name do you wish to be known? } {y;password;password;m;h;#1 %random( 17);r;color complete;change spam 1;echo;change mood berserk}

i have have a problem with this trigger... for some reason it doesn't enter the commands until i pressed enter.. this happened with a login script i had also.. for some odd reason, while i was editing it, i messed up my login script (my own, not zmud's) and it wouldn't enter the password on trigger.... it would type it in, and when i pressed return to send a blank line, it would send the password.... in this case, the line goes like this... when i want to make a new char..

Did I get that right, Afdasdfsdf (Y/N)?

i test this with the trigger, and it's pattern matches.. except it doesn't send the info... i press enter, then it shows up... when this happened for my login script, i didn't know how to fix this except to load up some backup's.. i compared the script to the old and it looked the same... it's really got me stumped..

Apprentice Joined: 16 Dec 2002 Posts: 103

You probably want to tick the trigger on prompt box...

MASTER Joined: 28 Nov 2000 Posts: 4817 Location: USA

Questions which leave the cursor on the same line, so that the answer will show up on the same line at the end of the question, are prompt-type outputs. As hatespyware said, they need the Prompt option to work properly.

In the Settings Editor, on the Options tab. Prompt checked. Newline unchecked.

From the command line, include the "prompt" and "nocr" options to achieve the same thing. You must have a class field to have a prompt field, but the class field can be empty to use the default class.
#trigger {By what name do you wish to be known? } {y;password;password;m;h;#1 %random( 17);r;color complete;change spam 1;echo;change mood berserk} {} {prompt|nocr}

(You really want your name to be "y"?)

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