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Suggestion to add - Nean - 07-11-2008 I figured since a lot of websites and other games do this, why not add it to MS4 Code: If Len(Trim$(Name)) = Len(Trim$(Password)) Then Should work. Untested. 3 in the morning. You get the idea. Re: Suggestion to add - William - 07-11-2008 Why would you want Len() ? Replace the len with lCase instead. Re: Suggestion to add - Nean - 07-11-2008 William Wrote:Why would you want Len() ? Replace the len with lCase instead.What's the difference other than the fact that lCase converts it to lower case? Re: Suggestion to add - GIAKEN - 07-11-2008 He's checking if the name and password are the same length first. Re: Suggestion to add - William - 07-11-2008 Nean, what you are doing atm is that a account named: Morby and a password named: kol34 wont work. Len returns the length of the string as a integer. I think you mean that the account and password cant be the same name. Instead for the password you might wanna do this: [code]if len(password) Re: Suggestion to add - Matt - 08-11-2008 No, you had it right at first. He means: if lcase(name) = lcase(password) then Call that alert sub thingy exit sub end if Re: Suggestion to add - William - 08-11-2008 Yeah I know I was right. But both the ways I posted could be good actually. So that the name and password cant be the same name, and the password needs to be 7symbols or higher. |