Subj : Re: recursion errors
To   : Rastus
From : Rastus
Date : Mon Dec 30 2013 03:36 pm

Rastus wrote:

>> You shouldn't be getting a recursion error if your JavaScript code is
>> only
>> two levels deep.  I've only ever seen that error in JavaScript when I was
>> calling a recursive function that had (probably) called itself hundreds
>> or perhaps thousands of times.
> 
> With this in mind..(any without any holiday cheer in my glass).. I
> revisited The Synchronet JavaScript Object Model Reference and found that
> I've been calling the menu scripts incorrectly:
> 
> Had been calling the Javascript menus using a command such as this:
> 
> bbs.exec("?Space_Menu.js");
> 
> But if I found if I call them using 'Load' I'm not seeing errors and the
> programs work properly. ie:
> 
> load("Space_Menu.js");
> 
> I can then use bbs.exec to call any JavaScript door programs ie:
>   
> bbs.exec("?/sbbs/xtrn/dicewarz/dice.js");

This is just an example.. I would create a xtrn program using scfg for such 
thing...  I forgot to mention that..
 
> Or should I using some other syntax?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Nick
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