Bug Stomp

DD? never happened here.

Whew, quite a lot to catch up on. First things first, is that I fixed and improved the Favorites feature. It's working again, and it's also more flexible when it finds a word-group it doesnt recognize. And when it cant find anything, it inserts "good one" as in "my favorite xblorgs is a good one". This will be the sign that any favorite question OR (typeof-xblorgs) is not found in WordNet. Also, extraneous punctuation in Favorites has been fixed.

hmmm *gets an idea* "The only good (type) is a dead one."

Nice.

I'm working on zapping all the orphaned Keyphrases and Responses. I discovered a problem with Karisma and Brianna- both had a blank Keyphrase, which was causing all their problems. I'm not sure how that happened, as I have code in place to prevent that, so just a note to try not to enter blank Keyphrases or Seeks.

I tested Karisma and she's working properly again.

I tested xnomatch and found that it was working, but it was nixing other Seeks around it, so I fixed that. Lemme know if there's still problems with it.

One of my bots has a series of xnomatchs that he always uses when introducing himself to a new person. The last few times, he has started the sequence and then broken off into an xnone. He hasn't introduced himself to anyone for a few days, so I don't know if it is working now or not.

Oops, I was looking at a transcript from the wrong bot. He introduced himself to someone today, and the xnomatch seek didn't work.

For those on tiny or low-res screens, I've reduced the pop-up boxes in the Language Center. Let me know if they work now, and if they're too short.

Eugene- I'll look into that in a bit. I need a break.

Hey prof, for the empty keyphrases, couldn't you use something like

For I = 1 To 40
txtResponse.Text = Trim(txtResponse.Text)
Next I
Needless to say txtResponse won't be the names for the text boxes, and I would have to be declared, but from what I've seen, ColdFusion isn't that far off from VB so the Trim() function will work

Oops I meant

txtResonse(I).text = Trim(txtResponse(I).Text)

Basically it just goes through all of them and takes leading and trailing spaces off the ends (But you alredy knew that I bet i just like to explain technical stuff so people don't just say "what?" and completely lose interest in the topic)

Some slacker. Thanks Steve!

Professor--yes, now I can get rid of Seeks! Thank you, thank you, thank you! *happy dance*

*happy dances with Butterfly cause he wants to*