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In Topic: Wiki Edit Privileges
02 August 2020 - 06:12 AM
Since yesterday, when I got the editor rights, I made some changes to articles and created new templates. At this point, I can't modify existing templates as they are admin protected. The CSS in common.css was send to SquidDev on Discord, but additional changes that were requested yesterday aren't added yet. Can an admin please unprotect the templates, so I can modify them? Currently there is an issue with uploading images, which means I get an internal error when clicking save file.
In Topic: Wiki Edit Privileges
31 July 2020 - 04:39 PM
If I get admin rights aswell, I can edit common.css, so I can move the styles for the templates to a central file.
In Topic: Wiki Edit Privileges
31 July 2020 - 03:14 PM
Thank you! As mentioned on discord some hours ago, I can't edit any article as I don't have the editor role. In addition, can an admin unprotect the templates, which are used in the articles as I want to improve them.
In Topic: Wiki Edit Privileges
30 July 2020 - 04:54 AM
I don't know if this is still possible, but can I please get an account on the wiki?
In Topic: Getting "keycreator:21: attempt to perform arithetic on local 'iLevel...
09 April 2020 - 07:51 AM
Did you started your program with some arguments?
If not, the value 'iLevel' is nil, because tVarargs get its values through the {...}.
The {...} means, that all arguments, which you gave your program through starting it with
You can make the arguments optional, by changing the
If not, the value 'iLevel' is nil, because tVarargs get its values through the {...}.
The {...} means, that all arguments, which you gave your program through starting it with
keycreator arg1 arg2 ...will be stored in the value 'tVarargs' as a table.
You can make the arguments optional, by changing the
iLevel = tVarargs[1]to
iLevel = tVarargs[1] or "1"The "1" represents your fallback-option, if no arguments where specified.
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