I'm having problems with this:
NO_YES "\r\nLeave Feedback?" IF_FALSE SETSTR "1" MAIL_SEND_FEEDBACK
END_IF
All I get is a loop. If I say "YES" to "Leave Feedback?" it goes right back the "Leave Feedback?" question.
I'm having problems with this:
NO_YES "\r\nLeave Feedback?"
IF_FALSE
SETSTR "1"
MAIL_SEND_FEEDBACK
END_IF
All I get is a loop. If I say "YES" to "Leave Feedback?" it goes right back the "Leave Feedback?" question.
I've tried this alone, all by itself in it's own .BIN file, and I still have the same problem. I've also tried MAIL_SEND and had the same result.
If anyone has any ideas about this, or another way to send feedback without using the MAIL_SEND or MAIL_SEND_FEEDBACK functions I would appreciate the advice.
I'm running Synchronet v3.10l beta on Windows 2000 Pro.
Make sure you haven't named the file feedback.src/bin. There's an obscure feature where if a module named exec/feedback.* exists, Synchronet will
Make sure you haven't named the file feedback.src/bin. There's an obscure feature where if a module named exec/feedback.* exists, Synchronet will
"obscure feature" - heh. <G> I like that one, haven't heard that before. I did hear "unplanned feature" in place of "bug" though. :)
Synchronet version, and at that point it will no longer be obscured. :-)
Make sure you haven't named the file feedback.src/bin. There's an obscure >feature where if a module named exec/feedback.* exists, Synchronet will >automatically execute it when sending feedback to the sysop (the filename is >hard-coded, not configurable). Anyway, using a different name for your module >should fix the problem.
digital man
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