well after about a month and half of javascript immersion and tinkering i made�a shell. my intent in designing the shell was to create a shell that kind of�puts it all out there at once and let's you kinda graze information while�you're still in the shell. ��it uses frames.js to host the following features:��an RSS ticker, (using rss-atom)�-chat system with conditional formatting (using json-chat)�- message viewer that is reverse threaded and uses conditional formatting and�allows for cycling through all menu bases with arrow keys���other features that aren't that crazy are the menu system (basically i took the�classic shell and put it in a frame with a few mods here and there). it also�displays some random ansi's and files from a banner folder in the bottom left.��anyhow, you can test it out telnet to grudgedu.synchro.net ... there is a known�issue with regards to idling and socket disconnects that will be handled soon. �other than that, hopefully the shell works. OH ONE MORE THING, the shell is�not set up for the global hot keys, so if for some reason one gets entered, you�will likely need the screen to redraw. Press Control-S to do that. ��You can hit ? at any prompt to see a help file which hopefully makes more sense�in context. ��Anyhow, that's grudgedu.synchro.net ... it's the result of at least a month of�furious work learning javascript and the ins and outs of synchronet, and maybe�it will inspire some people in some way, as it's cool to see people developing�for synchronet, and I couldn't have done it without the help of the people�already doing so. I wouldn't say it's easy, or I'm done, but definitely worth�the effort as javascript is hardly isolated to the BBS world.��blah blah blah��let me know if you see any bugs if you want... i can't promise i can fix them. �i got more ideas to work in, so i'm good on that. it's more a matter of my�aptitude at this point. ��also, you need ANSI an 80x24 resolution at least. yee haw!��---� � Synchronet � Coming at you from North Korea Net�

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

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

Re: Re: imho i made a pretty cool first shell, working now, check itout!� By: Garth Grudge to Ragnarok on Sat Feb 15 2014 11:42 pm�� > Re: Re: imho i made a pretty cool first shell, working now, check itout!� > By: Ragnarok to Garth Grudge on Tue Feb 11 2014 12:59 pm� >� > Ra> hi! i found a issue, just to do a enter two times to get the "Yes"� > Ra> seleccion at prompts.� >� > I just discovered this issue today, it's a weird bug because it is only� > effecting new users and not ones who have been on the system for awhile, as� > I don't have the bug right now, but I just logged in as my new Test User� > and experienced the bug. I actually don't think that is something wrong� > with my shell, because it starts happening during the new user routine� > before the user even has a chance to select a command shell.� >� > I wonder if anyone knows what could be the source of this issue. It's kind� > of wacky.��It sounds like you have SCFG->System->New User Values->Default Toggls->Hot Keys �set to "No".�� digital man��Synchronet "Real Fact" #79:�85 SBBSecho registrations were sold (at $49) between 1994 and 1996.�Norco, CA WX: 58.7�F, 70.0% humidity, 2 mph WNW wind, 0.00 inches rain/24hrs�---� � Synchronet � Vertrauen � Home of Synchronet � [vert/cvs/bbs].synchro.net�

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