I've removed around 70ish or so "bots" in the last 32 hours.

This afternoon alone there were about 10 newly registered spam accounts within a 30 minute window of time.

Will just have to stay on top of it until they give up or run out of IP addresses xD

~Sol

If you are commenting about the spam bots, yes, we know what you mean.

Please don't make our job harder than it is already by adding more threads that look like spam. I almost nuked you without really looking.

Thanks

~Sol

R0J0hound

Thanks for that mate, I'll give it a try and see how it works. What I'm trying to do is have a text input box where it sets the decimal place on the fly, as the user inputs a number.

For example, the user types in 2350 and the box will display 23.50, with two decimal places always being shown during the input; IE with the example number provided, as the user enters the first digit "2" the box will show 0.02... then when the "3" is added it will display 0.23, then the "5" will make it 2.35, and lastly the zero should show 23.50

So far simply using the example provided by Ashley works well, until a "0" is present at the end of the input (because the 0 gets ignored unless followed by another number).

I'll play around with your example and see if I can get it to play nicely. Cheers!

*EDIT*

Ended up as this for a working result:

Seems pretty solid!

~Sol

Works great unless you want to display zeroes on the end of your decimal placing, for example making a field that enters a price (dollar value) for something.

Any idea how to easily force a zero onto the end of decimal?

~Sol

Not sure if anyone still has this to re-upload... but you can check out a modified version of this same plugin here:

https://www.scirra.com/forum/plugins-pode-html-pack_t69356

~Sol

*bump*

How goes the progress — ?

~Sol

OH wow indeed... :/

Yep, I made the same mistake... trusting notepad, lol. Oh well, that'll learn me.

I should have actually tested wordpad myself. I'm happy to hear that wordpad will work though, since using Notepad+ isn't going to be a feasible option for my project at least.

Thanks again korbaach

korbaach

The "newline" option doesn't actually format the text in the file as a "linebreak" or "carriage return". I think KodeMonkee and myself are wondering if there is a way to format the actual output with a carriage return, since "newline" doesn't actually add another line in the output. I guess it puts a special character there for reading information back into C2, however opening the file with notepad reveals that all inputs are in a single long line. We both need something that will format the text into new lines when viewed in notepad/wordpad.

~Sol

I happen to have a requirement for this also... calling all super-smart people!

~Sol

Sounds great man

I will wait to see what you come up with!

~Sol