Okay, this seemed like the best place for this little question.
Essentially, I have an Element specification, which replaces one sent by the MUD. I can see it works, because I can insert it with the Test Trigger window. However! I am now trying to automate the process, using the Simulate function, and it seems that it cannot simulate the \1B[4z code (the MXP secure-once code).
It needs the MXP Secure mode because element specifications in open mode aren't acceptable, but I don't seem to be able to begin secure mode using the function.
Any clues?
Oh, and the line, just for reference, is:
It's supposed to allow the simple creation of right click menus for objects.
And the Simulate line is currently:
Which produces: (a little character that breaks the webform but looks something like an upside-down L)B[4z
and the error saying that the MXP definition is ignored due to not being in secure mode.
Admittedly, I can see that having Simulate able to enter secure mode might have slight security concerns, but is it possible? Or can I simulate the received data somehow else?
Essentially, I have an Element specification, which replaces one sent by the MUD. I can see it works, because I can insert it with the Test Trigger window. However! I am now trying to automate the process, using the Simulate function, and it seems that it cannot simulate the \1B[4z code (the MXP secure-once code).
It needs the MXP Secure mode because element specifications in open mode aren't acceptable, but I don't seem to be able to begin secure mode using the function.
Any clues?
Oh, and the line, just for reference, is:
\1B[4z<!ELEMENT invobjectpopup '<send href="look &text;|frimble &text;|juggle &text;|drop &text;|read &text;|condition &text;" PROMPT hint="Right click for menu">&text;</send> '>
It's supposed to allow the simple creation of right click menus for objects.
And the Simulate line is currently:
Simulate("\1B[4z<!ELEMENT invobjectpopup '<send href=\"look &text;|frimble &text;|juggle &text;|drop &text;|read &text;|condition &text;\" PROMPT hint=\"Right click for menu\">&text;</send> '>")Which produces: (a little character that breaks the webform but looks something like an upside-down L)B[4z
and the error saying that the MXP definition is ignored due to not being in secure mode.
Admittedly, I can see that having Simulate able to enter secure mode might have slight security concerns, but is it possible? Or can I simulate the received data somehow else?