What is the correct way to show the nodelist(Who's On) in the logon.js file
I want to show this right before the "„uto message"
Does your system not already show the list of who's on? I believe Synchronet does that by default. Synchronet should display the who's-on list when a user logs on, but it's done after the auto-message is displayed. I just checked my logon.js script and didn't see any code in there for displaying the list of who's on, so I'm guessing Synchronet does that after executing the logon script.
Does your system not already show the list of who's on? I believe
Synchronet does that by default. Synchronet should display the
It does after the logon.js transfers to the default.bin, but it only
shows if a listing is on line. I want to show all my nodes status before this in the logon js file, but I need the correct way to call it. I'm makeing some changes.
bbs.whos_online();
bbs.whos_online();
Will that show all nodes, active and inactive, because thats what I want to do. I'v got 5 nodes, and I want to show the status of all. I want to
do the same function as "nodelist_all" in my logon.js file. Thanks
bbs.list_nodes();
bbs.list_nodes();
Thanks, That's what I was thinking when I saw your other note. Just curious, is there a list of commands you can use with js, as fars as the bbs is concerned. The online js html manuel isn't broken up like the
baja manuel, or am I just looking at it wrong. Anyway, thanks for the help.
The online JS manual I shared earlier has the list of commands. It might not be organized like the Baja manual, but they're all on there. And as far as I've seen, it's the only documentation for Synchronet's JavaScript.
The online JS manual I shared earlier has the list of commands. It might not be organized like the Baja manual, but they're all on there. And as
far as I've seen, it's the only documentation for Synchronet's JavaScript.
The online JS manual I shared earlier has the list of commands. It
might not be organized like the Baja manual, but they're all on there.
And as far as I've seen, it's the only documentation for Synchronet's
JavaScript.
i'm not so sure if you can call that a manual; it's more of a listing of the .js objects.
i'm not so sure if you can call that a manual; it's more of a listing of the .js objects.
Yeah, but it also has a description of the objects as well as the
functions. I think "manual" works fairly well - but I tend to prefer the word "documentation". I don't think there's much difference though. It's certainly more than just a list though.
How does Synchronet deal with the nodelist for fidonet?
It doesn't. There are some add-ons that allow sysops (users?) to browse a nodelist for names/addresses (e.g. to send a netmail), but I think
that's about it with regards to a FidoNet nodelist. I haven't used a nodelist for fidonet in decades, personally.
I guess my question was badly worded. How does Synchronet send net mail without using a nodelist?
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