19 Dec, 2008, Valo wrote in the 1st comment:
Votes: 0
I have had a series of numbers and letters appear next to exits and I'm not sure how to get rid of them. They appear as:

To The Grid <IC>I have had a series of numbers and letters appear next to exits and I'm not sure how to get rid of them. They appear as:

To The Grid <IC>[121808115256pmm

I do use exit and room parents, so I don't know if it's something to do with the code. The code in use are:

NameFormat: [ansi(hb, [repeat(-,80)])]%r[center([ansi(hc, [name(Me)])]
[switch([isstaff(%#)],1,[ansi(hb,%[[num(me)][flags(me)]%])])],79)]
DescFormat: [repeat([ansi(hb,-)],80)]%r%r%t%0%r%r[repeat([ansi(hb, -)]
,80)]

ExitFormat [#3]: [ansi(hb,Exits:)]%b%r[columns(ifelse(isstaff(%#),iter(lexits
(me),strcat(ifelse(setr(1,orflags(##,D)),%ch%cr!%cn,),[ansi(hc,first(moniker
(##),;))]%b[ansi(hb,<)][ansi(hc, [extract([fullname(##)],2,1,;)])][ansi(hb,>)])
,%b,|),iter(%0,[ansi(hc,first(moniker(##),;))]%b[ansi(hb,<)][ansi(hc, [extract(
[fullname(##)],2,1,;)])][ansi(hb,>)],%b,|)),26,|)]

ConFormat [#3]: [ansi(hb,Contents:)]%r[columns(ifelse(isstaff(%#),iter(setdiff(
lcon(me),%#),strcat(ifelse(orflags(##,D),%ch%cr!%cn,),ifelse(andflags(##,P!c)
,ansi(hr,-),),first(moniker(##),;)),%b,|),iter(setdiff(%0,%#),first(moniker(##),;)
,%b,|)),26,|)]

And the exit parent uses:

Odrop [$]: arrives from the [name(home(me))].

Osucc: leaves, heading towards the [name(loc(me))] \[[name(me)]\].

Succ [#3]: You head towards [ansi(hc,[name([loc(me)])])].

I am currently running on:

MUX 2.6.3.22 #1 [2007-APR-28]
Build date: Tue Jul 17 17:25:59 CDT 2007

Any information about this would be great. Thanks.
19 Dec, 2008, Tyche wrote in the 2nd comment:
Votes: 0
121808115256pmm

Looks like a timestamp.. connect time?
Is it from here?
…%[[num(me)][flags(me)]%]…
19 Dec, 2008, Valo wrote in the 3rd comment:
Votes: 0
No, the %[[num(me)][flags(me)]%] shows up at the top of the room screen. Just shows the DBref # of the room and what flags are set there. I'm thinking it is somewhere in either the exit parent or somewhere in the ExitFormat section somewhere. I just don't know where to look.
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