Back on topic! @bh Help!
https://snap.berkeley.edu/project?user=earthrulerr&project=Earths%20Help%20Desk
I need it so I can look at what they sent!
Yeah, my fault, I started it. Sorry, all. Deleted.
I don't know what it is you want me to do.
So go to editor of that project and activate the HTML block. It is for sending me suggestions, bugs, etc. How could I view what people typed?
Basically saving what they typed then uploading it to another private project we’re I can see them.
Maybe I could use a button like I added:
How would I make it so the button saves it and loads it in a private list.
Snap! Build Your Own Blocks Is the project so far.
<!DOCTYPE html><head>Send report, suggestion, or bug.</head><br><textarea id="txt"></textarea><br><button onclick="saveText()">Submit</button><script type="text/javascript">function saveText(){alert(document.getElementById("txt").value);/* or whatever code but the part where it says document.getElement will have the text in it*/if(canWrite){document.write("Thanks for the feedback!");canWrite=false} }</script><script type="text/javascript">canWrite=true</script>
Do I use this?
yeah but you would change the part where theres a js comment
How and we’re do I connect it to the other project so I can view what they said?
i dont know but that includes everything else you need
Ok so I am gonna add that and delete the old one?
Who would know how to get it so I can view them?
Yes.
I dont know
I think this would work just I do not know how to look at what they said.
Is their anyone who knows how to make it so I can look at what they said?
Weird, it worked for me.
Please make an example cause it did not work for me.
You put a space between text and area.
Don't try to type it out, just copy the code:
<!DOCTYPE html><head>Send report, suggestion, or bug.</head><br><textarea id="txt"></textarea><br><button onclick="saveText()">Submit</button><script type="text/javascript">function saveText(){alert(document.getElementById("txt").value);/* or whatever code but the part where it says document.getElement will have the text in it*/document.write("Thanks for the feedback!");}</script>
Things to do
Find button saving function Load saved to view Find proper text box code that will work with save