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scorps65 · 19-07-2008, 04:41 PM

thats exactly my point! The code works absolutely fine on mine but is freakin chaotic to others.
This actually DID happen to me ONCE, during the development of the script... it happened when i replaced the "del" commands with "rd" commands. So next to the "rd" commands are "." which means remove all files and folders in that directory. I wrote a faulty "rd" code and thats when it happened, but ive long fixed that problem and i still dont understand why it happens to others.

Maybe computers with .net? Or computers with some sort of CMD hotfix?

19-07-2008, 04:41 PM	#3 (permalink) Top
scorps65 Mega Geek Join Date: Nov 2007 Age: 20 Male Posts: 375 Times Helpful: 22 My Mood: Psychadelic Status: Offline My Computer	thats exactly my point! The code works absolutely fine on mine but is freakin chaotic to others. This actually DID happen to me ONCE, during the development of the script... it happened when i replaced the "del" commands with "rd" commands. So next to the "rd" commands are "." which means remove all files and folders in that directory. I wrote a faulty "rd" code and thats when it happened, but ive long fixed that problem and i still dont understand why it happens to others. Maybe computers with .net? Or computers with some sort of CMD hotfix? __________________