Subj : String for node
To   : DesotoFireflite
From : Digital Man
Date : Sun Dec 13 2020 01:51 pm

  Re: String for node
  By: DesotoFireflite to All on Sun Dec 13 2020 03:33 pm

 > I'm playing with Sync JS, and trying to learn it, but I am stumped as how to
 > get the node number. To be honest, I've hacked bits and pieces to try to
 > make one. Everything displays except the node. Here is the part I'm having a
 > issue with. I marked the area with -----. If you can give me the correct
 > line I need, or paremeter, and explain it like I'm a 5 year old, it will Be
 > appreciated.

The current node number is available in JS via bbs.node_num.
See synchro.net/docs/jsobjs.html for the reference.

 > /* Display the first n users in the given array. */
 > function displayLastCallers(users, limit)
 > {
 >     for(var i = 0; (i < users.length) && (i < limit); i++)
 >     {
 >         var alias = formatString(users[i].alias, 16);
 >             alias = colorizeString(alias);
 >         var location = formatString(users[i].location, 20);
 >             location = colorizeString(location);
 >         var lastOn = formatDate(new
 > Date(system.timestr(users[i].stats.laston_date)), "NNN. dd, y hh:mma");
 >             lastOn = formatString(lastOn, 22);
 >             lastOn = colorizeString(lastOn);
 >         var mode = formatString(users[i].connection, 6);
 >             mode = colorizeString(mode);
 >
 >         var age = users[i].age;
 >         if(users[i].age <= 0)
 >         {
 >             age = "   ";
 >         }
 >         else
 >         {
 >             age = formatString(age, 3);
 >             age = colorizeString(age);
 >         } ------------------------------------------------------------------
 > ------------ Problem Area
 >         var node = formatString(system[i].get_node, 2);
 >             node = colorizeString(node); -----------------------------------
 > -------------------------------------------

"system" is not an array, so that syntax ("system[]") isn't going to work.
Additionally, a user does not have a "node number" property. A user can be on multiple nodes and any node can serve any user, so the association doesn't really make any sense. Are you looking for the last node number that a user used or a node that is currently in-use or what?
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                                            digital man

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