Yeah, see openWebPage(...) in the Wiki part that describes the Lua API.

The � indicate that the font being used (and possibly none of the fonts that Mudlet can access) contains the visual symbol that is trying to be shown. However I am not sure whether this is because the text data has been corrupted or Mudlet is broken in some way. What would be useful for me would be ...

then I'm not entirely sure, honestly. I've never had any issues when using an ipv4 directly, even with the wrong port I'd expect a timeout... Except Mudlet will not ever timeout - we never put in any functionality to do that (despite a couple of members in the Host class (int) mTimeout and (int) mR...

Sorry, haven't been paying any attention to the Forums in the last few months. In looking through your recent posts I'll pick out the bits I can quickly advise on: Unfortunately, when you try to rebuild / compile / run with QTCreator, you get several a compile errors: C:\msys64\home\mweller\src\mudl...

en: We welcome help from bi-lingual or multi-lingual users in converting the User Interface of Mudlet to suit other languages, this is being done on the CrowdIn site: https://crowdin.com/project/mudlet. We do not yet have anything for a Korean user interface - but it should be fairly simple to initi...

Am I correct in thinking that you are building up an ASCII art style map "image" in a window based on the rooms that the user/player has visited (and where they are currently located) rather than using the "native" mapper features of Mudlet. If this is (sort of) the case there ma...

Sorry, but to prevent spammers, editors to the Wiki have to added to the "confirmed_users" group by someone with that capability (like myself :D ) What is your username on the Wiki? As for the killTrigger(...) function that only works for tempXxxx(...) triggers, to remove permanent ones yo...

Which version is this on - we did have problems with this in the past when there were multiple windows/command lines but I though I (we) had sorted that out by now...

That isn't a bug, that is a somewhat odd feature ! Seriously, it was put in before my time (<2013) to allow the first button to be shifted down or across (depending on layout direction) so that can be offset. But yeah, it is a strange bit of code and something that I want to eventually fix so that ...

Actually that setting applies individually to each "console" (window) or buffer. Congratulation also to you gesslar for reviving a topic that has been dead necro-ed for ten years!