• after logon.js, where do we go?

    From Rampage@1:103/705 to Digital Man on Sat Feb 16 15:52:30 2019
    the last things that logon.js does is to show the automessage and to display the user's avatar if there is one... where do we go after that? what file presents the "do you want to read your mail now" prompt?


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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Rampage on Sat Feb 16 16:16:16 2019
    Re: after logon.js, where do we go?
    By: Rampage to Digital Man on Sat Feb 16 2019 03:52 pm

    the last things that logon.js does is to show the automessage and to
    display
    the user's avatar if there is one... where do we go after that? what file presents the "do you want to read your mail now" prompt?

    That's in the C/C++ source file logon.cpp:

    if(text[ReadYourMailNowQ][0] && mailw) {
    if(yesno(text[ReadYourMailNowQ]))
    readmail(useron.number,MAIL_YOUR);
    }


    digital man

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  • From Rampage@1:103/705 to Digital Man on Sun Feb 17 12:51:03 2019
    Re: after logon.js, where do we go?
    By: Digital Man to Rampage on Sat Feb 16 2019 16:16:16

    the last things that logon.js does is to show the automessage
    and to display the user's avatar if there is one... where do
    we go after that? what file presents the "do you want to read
    your mail now" prompt?

    That's in the C/C++ source file logon.cpp:

    if(text[ReadYourMailNowQ][0] && mailw) {
    if(yesno(text[ReadYourMailNowQ]))
    readmail(useron.number,MAIL_YOUR);
    }


    oooohhh... that's right... that's why max had the patch in her stuff to change that from yesno to noyes so the default is no...

    but ummm... isn't there a setting in the user's default settings asking about this? it is set to Off/No/False but the question still gets asked when we complete the logon... maybe i'm confused what that "ask for new scan/files" option is?

    something else about this prompt and its interaction is that the prompt is on the left and the avatar is on the right... if you use the arrow keys to move the selector in the prompt, a clreol (i think) is sent and the avatar gets a line wiped out of it...


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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Rampage on Sun Feb 17 14:34:16 2019
    Re: after logon.js, where do we go?
    By: Rampage to Digital Man on Sun Feb 17 2019 12:51 pm

    Re: after logon.js, where do we go?
    By: Digital Man to Rampage on Sat Feb 16 2019 16:16:16

    the last things that logon.js does is to show the automessage
    and to display the user's avatar if there is one... where do
    we go after that? what file presents the "do you want to read
    your mail now" prompt?

    That's in the C/C++ source file logon.cpp:

    if(text[ReadYourMailNowQ][0] && mailw) {
    if(yesno(text[ReadYourMailNowQ]))
    readmail(useron.number,MAIL_YOUR);
    }


    oooohhh... that's right... that's why max had the patch in her stuff to change that from yesno to noyes so the default is no...

    but ummm... isn't there a setting in the user's default settings asking about this?

    No.

    it is set to Off/No/False but the question still gets asked when
    we complete the logon... maybe i'm confused what that "ask for new scan/files" option is?

    New messages/files is for public sub-boards (and directories), not mail.

    something else about this prompt and its interaction is that the prompt is on the left and the avatar is on the right... if you use the arrow keys to move the selector in the prompt, a clreol (i think) is sent and the avatar gets a line wiped out of it...

    I'll see if I can repro that.

    digital man

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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Rampage on Mon Feb 18 18:45:04 2019
    Re: after logon.js, where do we go?
    By: Digital Man to Rampage on Sun Feb 17 2019 02:34 pm

    Re: after logon.js, where do we go?
    By: Rampage to Digital Man on Sun Feb 17 2019 12:51 pm

    something else about this prompt and its interaction is that the prompt is on the left and the avatar is on the right... if you use the arrow keys to move the selector in the prompt, a clreol (i think) is sent and the avatar gets a line wiped out of it...

    I'll see if I can repro that.

    I logged into your BBS as guest, which doesn't have an avatar, but I can see you've modified the logon info/displays quite a bit. Normally, when the avatar is displays (6 lines), the left portion of the screen is system/user details, like this:

    System : Vertrauen Synchronet User #1 : Digital Man ÝßÝÝßÝÝßÝ Logons Today : 6 (Max 500) ÛßÝÛßÝÞÜ Time on Today : 205 (Max 500) Û ÝÛ ÝÜ Ý Mail Waiting : 101 ßß ßß ß Sysop is : Not Available software

    That's my avatar on the right side. Since you apparently have all the system details disabled in your text.dat, you probably also want to not display the avatar during logon. Or if you do, maybe you want to display it in a different mode.

    I'll add an option to logon.js/modopts.ini that'll allow you to control how the
    avatar is displayed or disable it's showing.

    digital man

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  • From Mortifis@1:103/705 to Digital Man on Tue Feb 19 01:22:01 2019
    Re: after logon.js, where do we go?
    By: Digital Man to Rampage on Sun Feb 17 2019 02:34 pm

    System : Vertrauen
    Synchronet User #1 : Digital Man
    ÝßÝÝßÝÝßÝ Logons Today : 6 (Max 500)
    ÛßÝÛßÝÞÜ Time on Today : 205 (Max 500)
    Û ÝÛ ÝÜ Ý Mail Waiting : 101
    ^^^^^
    is that how messages you get a day? ;-)




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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Digital Man on Tue Feb 19 01:54:36 2019

    On 2019 Feb 18 18:45:04, you wrote to Rampage:

    I logged into your BBS as guest, which doesn't have an avatar, but I can see you've modified the logon info/displays quite a bit.

    yup... i removed all of that and made that first screen file nothing but a clear screen... then i changed login to emit only the prompt(s)... i'm looking to remove guest and number logins, too... i much prefer folks to login with their name or handle... if they do not exist in the user base, then we'll start the signup process... maybe i'll leave guest but severly restricted... it is needed for anonymous access to the web interface for at least grabbing files...

    Normally, when the avatar is displays (6 lines), the left portion of
    the screen is system/user details, like this:

    yeah... the avatars came after i had changed the prompt stuff, IIRC... no, that wasn't it... i didn't have an avatar so didn't see anything until i set one for my user... that's when i noticed the blank line being emitted across the avatar when i use the arrow key to move to "No" at the read your mail prompt...

    That's my avatar on the right side. Since you apparently have all the system details disabled in your text.dat,

    nope... text.dat is unmodified... i've done everything in the log[io]n.js files...

    you probably also want to not display the avatar during logon. Or if
    you do, maybe you want to display it in a different mode.

    i'll think about that... will probably go with not displaying it at that point... or maybe i'll move the cursor and then draw it... i dunno...

    I'll add an option to logon.js/modopts.ini that'll allow you to
    control how the avatar is displayed or disable it's showing.

    that's cool... i did see the repo commit message about the change so i've been thinking about how i might want to handle this...

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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Mortifis on Tue Feb 19 03:17:51 2019
    Re: Re: after logon.js, where do we go?
    By: Mortifis to Digital Man on Tue Feb 19 2019 01:22 am

    Re: after logon.js, where do we go?
    By: Digital Man to Rampage on Sun Feb 17 2019 02:34 pm

    System : Vertrauen
    Synchronet User #1 : Digital Man
    ÝßÝÝßÝÝßÝ Logons Today : 6 (Max 500)
    ÛßÝÛßÝÞÜ Time on Today : 205 (Max 500)
    Û ÝÛ ÝÜ Ý Mail Waiting : 101
    ^^^^^
    is that how messages you get a day? ;-)

    That includes spam, so yeah, likely.

    digital man

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