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    From Underminer@VERT to All on Mon Apr 6 13:28:17 2015
    Greetings all, hoping someone can help me on this.
    I wrote a quick baja script to run at logon for new users that would give them the option to update their new message pointers. The issue is that after it loads msg_ptrs_cfg, no areas show, and hence it doesn't update anything. If I run it as a door, all areas show up and it works wonderfully. Is there something I need to initialize, or a set of definitions that need to be included to actually show a list of areas?

    Thanks a bunch.
    Kostie Muirhead
    AKA Underminer
    The Undermine - undermine.ddns.net

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  • From Digital Man@VERT to Underminer on Mon Apr 6 16:47:58 2015
    Re: New Message Pointers
    By: Underminer to All on Mon Apr 06 2015 01:28 pm

    Greetings all, hoping someone can help me on this.
    I wrote a quick baja script to run at logon for new users that would give them the option to update their new message pointers. The issue is that after it loads msg_ptrs_cfg, no areas show, and hence it doesn't update anything. If I run it as a door, all areas show up and it works wonderfully. Is there something I need to initialize, or a set of definitions that need to be included to actually show a list of areas?

    My guess is that you have your script running too soon during the logon process, before the user is actually "Logged-in" to the system. How are you configuring this script to execute exactly?

    digital man

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  • From Mro@VERT to Underminer on Mon Apr 6 21:58:48 2015
    Re: New Message Pointers
    By: Underminer to All on Mon Apr 06 2015 01:28 pm

    Greetings all, hoping someone can help me on this.
    I wrote a quick baja script to run at logon for new users that would give them the option to update their new message pointers. The issue is that after it loads msg_ptrs_cfg, no areas show, and hence it doesn't update anything. If I run it as a door, all areas show up and it works
    wonderfully. Is there something I need to initialize, or a set of definitions that need to be included to actually show a list of areas?



    post the code here.
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