well after about a month and half of javascript immersion and tinkering i madeãa shell. my intent in designing the shell was to create a shell that kind ofãputs it all out there at once and let's you kinda graze information whileãyou're still in the shell. ããit uses frames.js to host the following features:ããan RSS ticker, (using rss-atom)ã-chat system with conditional formatting (using json-chat)ã- message viewer that is reverse threaded and uses conditional formatting andãallows for cycling through all menu bases with arrow keysãããother features that aren't that crazy are the menu system (basically i took theãclassic shell and put it in a frame with a few mods here and there). it alsoãdisplays some random ansi's and files from a banner folder in the bottom left.ããanyhow, you can test it out telnet to grudgedu.synchro.net ... there is a knownãissue with regards to idling and socket disconnects that will be handled soon. ãother than that, hopefully the shell works. OH ONE MORE THING, the shell isãnot set up for the global hot keys, so if for some reason one gets entered, youãwill likely need the screen to redraw. Press Control-S to do that. ããYou can hit ? at any prompt to see a help file which hopefully makes more senseãin context. ããAnyhow, that's grudgedu.synchro.net ... it's the result of at least a month ofãfurious work learning javascript and the ins and outs of synchronet, and maybeãit will inspire some people in some way, as it's cool to see people developingãfor synchronet, and I couldn't have done it without the help of the peopleãalready doing so. I wouldn't say it's easy, or I'm done, but definitely worthãthe effort as javascript is hardly isolated to the BBS world.ããblah blah blahããlet me know if you see any bugs if you want... i can't promise i can fix them. ãi got more ideas to work in, so i'm good on that. it's more a matter of myãaptitude at this point. ããalso, you need ANSI an 80x24 resolution at least. yee haw!ãã---ã þ Synchronet þ Coming at you from North Korea Netã

El 08/02/14 21:08, Garth Grudge escribió:ã> well after about a month and half of javascript immersion and tinkering i madeã> a shell. my intent in designing the shell was to create a shell that kind ofã> puts it all out there at once and let's you kinda graze information whileã> you're still in the shell. ã> ã> it uses frames.js to host the following features:ããhi! i found a issue, just to do a enter two times to get the "Yes"ãseleccion at prompts.ãã---ã þ Synchronet þ Dock Sud BBS TLD 24 HS - http://www.docksud.com.ar - telnet://bbs.docksud.com.arã

Re: Re: imho i made a pretty cool first shell, working now, check itout!ã By: Ragnarok to Garth Grudge on Tue Feb 11 2014 12:59 pmãã Ra> hi! i found a issue, just to do a enter two times to get the "Yes"ã Ra> seleccion at prompts.ããI just discovered this issue today, it's a weird bug because it is onlyãeffecting new users and not ones who have been on the system for awhile, as Iãdon't have the bug right now, but I just logged in as my new Test User andãexperienced the bug. I actually don't think that is something wrong with myãshell, because it starts happening during the new user routine before the userãeven has a chance to select a command shell. ããI wonder if anyone knows what could be the source of this issue. It's kind ofãwacky.ããGracias ragnarok para la informacion.ãã---ã þ Synchronet þ Coming at you from North Korea Netã

Re: Re: imho i made a pretty cool first shell, working now, check itout!ã By: Garth Grudge to Ragnarok on Sat Feb 15 2014 11:42 pmãã > Re: Re: imho i made a pretty cool first shell, working now, check itout!ã > By: Ragnarok to Garth Grudge on Tue Feb 11 2014 12:59 pmã >ã > Ra> hi! i found a issue, just to do a enter two times to get the "Yes"ã > Ra> seleccion at prompts.ã >ã > I just discovered this issue today, it's a weird bug because it is onlyã > effecting new users and not ones who have been on the system for awhile, asã > I don't have the bug right now, but I just logged in as my new Test Userã > and experienced the bug. I actually don't think that is something wrongã > with my shell, because it starts happening during the new user routineã > before the user even has a chance to select a command shell.ã >ã > I wonder if anyone knows what could be the source of this issue. It's kindã > of wacky.ããIt sounds like you have SCFG->System->New User Values->Default Toggls->Hot Keys ãset to "No".ãã digital manããSynchronet "Real Fact" #79:ã85 SBBSecho registrations were sold (at $49) between 1994 and 1996.ãNorco, CA WX: 58.7øF, 70.0% humidity, 2 mph WNW wind, 0.00 inches rain/24hrsã---ã þ Synchronet þ Vertrauen þ Home of Synchronet þ [vert/cvs/bbs].synchro.netã

Re: Re: imho i made a pretty cool first shell, working now, check itout!ã By: Digital Man to Garth Grudge on Sun Feb 16 2014 11:56 pmãã DM> It sounds like you have SCFG->System->New User Values->Defaultã DM> Toggls->Hot Keys set to "No".ã DM> digital manããThanks for the response digital man,correct again, I just came back here to letãy'all know that I found the issue, and it was in fact the default user settingsãfor the Hotkeys. I did intentionally change that, but obviously it didn't haveãthe effect I wanted. ãã---ã þ Synchronet þ Coming at you from North Korea Netã