Is there a way to insert a link that forces a Restart in the body of a section instead of having to scroll to the textadventure inserted Restart link?
I used this technique and it works nicely....
First I place Restart in a phrase in a section. Then hilite it and click on the Add Section tool.
Squiffy will place a new Section somewhere following. I just hilite and CUT and then paste at the beginning of the program.
Then I can copy the Restart syntax and place in each section that it is needed.
First lines of code --
[[Restart]]:
@clear
At appropriate place in following Sections--
[[Yes]]:
"I am so sorry but I don't think it was I that you met. Perhaps you should be better informed. It looks like you will have to Start Over by clicking on [[Restart]] again."
I used this technique and it works nicely....
First I place Restart in a phrase in a section. Then hilite it and click on the Add Passage tool.
Squiffy will place a new passage somewhere following. I just hilite and CUT and then paste at the beginning of the program.
Then I can copy the Restart syntax and place in each section that it is needed.
First lines of code --
[[Restart]]:
@clear
At appropriate place in following Sections--
[[Yes]]:
"I am so sorry but I don't think it was I that you met. Perhaps you should be better informed. It looks like you will have to Start Over by clicking on [[Restart]] again."
I'm not quite clear on what you are saying here. However, there is a concern that if you are using "seen" functions, unless you actually let the program do its own user-click reset, it might not reset the seens.
Anyone know how to unsee something? That would be cumbersome , through. You'd have to keep track of everything you would need to unsee. Possibly there is a global unsee?
@Bluevoss I do not have any functions other than dialog and checking for answers to questions. That all seems to get reset nicely. I did notice that I must copy the original section link and past where I need it. If I copy a pasted link, it doesn't work.
The technique described works nicely for me so the user does not have to scroll back to find the "factory restart."
@mrangel I cannot get window.reload() to work.
The display goes blank and then nothing is displayed.
dan
