Not sure how to word this. Code after closing bracket?

[sgtice 10]

Conflict: Is there a way to have everything inside of {} work & not negate all the code below such? Just found out about creatediarylinks & i'm trying to use two different sections. I can get one working but if I close off the section it causes the 2nd one to have broken links.

creatediarylink - http://community.bistudio.com/wiki?title=createDiaryLink&diff=68230&oldid=prev

Proposition: How do I close the first links subject without denying myself the ability to use everything past the closing bracket.

Resolution: !?!?!??! profit?

[Inkompetent 0]

Please post an example of the code you are trying with. Will make it easier to understand your problem.

[sgtice 10]

// diary entries

_index = player createDiarySubject ["OP","Operation Torch"];

_index = player createDiarySubject ["XX","X"];

player createDiaryRecord["XX", ["X",

""X"]];

player createDiaryRecord["XX", ["X",

"X"]];

funcProcessDiaryLink = {

processDiaryLink createDiaryLink ["OP", _this, ""];

};

ROE = player createDiaryRecord ["OP", ["XXXX",

"Fill in later."

]];

Mission = player createDiaryRecord ["OP", ["Mission",

"Fill in later."

]];

Situation = player createDiaryRecord ["OP", ["XXXX",

"X <execute expression='Mission call funcProcessDiaryLink'>Mission</execute> file.

<br/>

<br/>

A. Enemy Forces

<br/>

<br/>

B. Friendly Forces

<br/>

<br/>

C. Terrain

<br/>

<br/>

Fill in later."

]];

funcProcessDiaryLink = {

processDiaryLink createDiaryLink ["XX", _this, ""];

};

TS3 = player createDiaryRecord ["XX", ["X",

"XXXX"

]];

Website = player createDiaryRecord ["XX, ["X",

"XXXX <execute expression='TS3 call funcProcessDiaryLink'>Teamspeak 3</execute> X"

]];

};

Trying to figure out how I can get the diary links in both sections to work, I can make one work but then i'm forced into using the regular entries in the others.

---------- Post added at 01:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:26 PM ----------

So I have links in two different sections working now. It seems instead of placing the creatediarylink line in two different places they need to be together.

funcProcessDiaryLink = {

processDiaryLink createDiaryLink ["OP", _this, ""];

};

funcProcessDiaryLink = {

processDiaryLink createDiaryLink ["SC", _this, ""];

};

For both links in both sections to work.

Now the only problem seems to be keeping one of the links going to the proper receiving link & not into the other section.

Edited August 6, 2012 by SGTIce
Figured part of it out

[kylania 568]

Is all that really necessary? Do you really need to provide a link within the text for a something they can just click on the next diary entry to get to?

It's probably failing because of this:

_index = player createDiarySubject ["XX","X"];

player createDiaryRecord["XX", ["X",
"[color="#FF0000"]"[/color]X"]];

You had an extra " there.

Edited August 6, 2012 by kylania

[sgtice 10]

It's not necessary per se, but it would be nice to have for future reference. Didn't notice that before, but seems I unknowngly removed that when I rearranged the diary entries.

[kylania 568]

Maybe post what you have now? It all seemed to be working for me at least.

[sgtice 10]

// diary entries

_index = player createDiarySubject ["SC","Serpent Company"];

_index = player createDiarySubject ["OP","Operation Torch"];

funcProcessDiaryLink = {

processDiaryLink createDiaryLink ["OP", _this, ""]

};

funcProcessDiaryLink = {

processDiaryLink createDiaryLink ["SC", _this, ""];

};

ROE = player createDiaryRecord ["OP", ["Rules of Enagement",

"Fill in later."

]];

Mission = player createDiaryRecord ["OP", ["Mission",

"Fill in later."

]];

Situation = player createDiaryRecord ["OP", ["Situation",

"X <execute expression='Mission call funcProcessDiaryLink'>Mission</execute> file.

<br/>

<br/>

A. Enemy Forces

<br/>

<br/>

B. Friendly Forces

<br/>

<br/>

C. Terrain

<br/>

<br/>

Fill in later."

]];

TS3 = player createDiaryRecord ["SC", ["Teamspeak 3",

"X"

]];

Website = player createDiaryRecord ["SC", ["Website",

"X <execute expression='TS3 call funcProcessDiaryLink'>Teamspeak 3</execute>"

]];

};

keep on messing with it & somehow breaking it, but I had it working earlier by just rearranging the process compile lines.