ID:177123
 
Browser(T as message)
set category= "Host"
browser= "[T]"
world << browse("[browser]")


This is a browse verb I use.. but I want it to set the browser varible in an input towhere when the host wants to edit the browser.. he won't have to type everything over it would show in the text window towhere he can quickly edit.
Jacob wrote:
Browser(T as message)
set category= "Host"
browser= "[T]"
world << browse("[browser]")


This is a browse verb I use.. but I want it to set the browser varible in an input towhere when the host wants to edit the browser.. he won't have to type everything over it would show in the text window towhere he can quickly edit.

I'm not really sure I follow you here. Do you mean a text box in HTML, or do you mean the kind of box you get with input() as message?

Lummox JR
In response to Lummox JR
The window that pops up for the user to type in..

Heres what im wanting it to do... someone does the verb and types in "Hello whaz up?"

Okay they have entered that and relized they spelt what's wrong.. so they could click the browse verb again.. in the typing window this time will Automaticly show "Hello whaz up?" the person can just backspace the "z" and put "t's" instead of typing the stuff all over again.

*Ignore my bad typing today.. iv'e been on a bad roll... -.-*
~Jacob
In response to Jacob
Take out the argument. Then, define a browser var for the world. After that:

browser = input("What to browse?","Browser input",browser) as message
world << browse(browser)
In response to Garthor
Thanks