Random Number Game

[CrazyBoy]

Peter I want to devlop it with some help so I can learn
So where i may put '$[plugin.settings.autoform]' ?

[Peter]

So layout exactly what this plugin should do.

Provide a step by step of how a user would play this.

Some people may not have read your original post, so provide as much info here as possible.

[CrazyBoy]

Well,
When a user clicks a button
<button type="button" onclick="functionName();">Start</button
The game starts by showing up a table, Then a question appear at the top of that table says the questions setted in the plugin, Then an input
<input id="idName" type="text">
And types any number, Then click the button to submit, Then a message will show up and says two things 'correct' or 'incorrect'
And if that was correct the question will be changed

[Peter]

What do you have so far?

Do you have any of the plugin started?

[CrazyBoy]

Peter sorry i don't have desktop for 35 days, i'm so sorry, if you can make one and make it editable also please

[Peter]

Jan 17, 2020 7:16:07 GMT -8 CrazyBoy said:

Peter sorry i don't have desktop for 35 days, i'm so sorry, if you can make one and make it editable also please

Errr...no.

I will be happy to point you in the right direction, answer some questions etc. But I am not here in this board to create your plugin. You need to put some effort in yourself. If you don't, then it's basically a request isn't it?

Your initial thread in the request board was you asking help develop the plugin you are creating, but now you have posted in here, it's become a request instead.

I guess post back in the request board if that is the case.

[CrazyBoy]

Peter not a lot and I'll make the plugin with some help

[CrazyBoy]

Hi Peter I'll start tommorrow, I want to make a plan
Will I need a for loop for the autoform ? I guess
And I guess also I'll use arrays to remove and add the autoform content, is there a better way ?

[CrazyBoy]

Hey Peter , I wrote now the next
function randGame() {

   var in = document.getElementById(''),

       msg = document.getElementById(''),

       autoform = pb.plugin.get('number_game').settings.game;

   for (var i = 0; i < autoform.length; i++) {

       var question = pb.plugin.get('number_game').settings.game.question,

           answer = pb.plugin.get('number_game').settings.game.answer;

       if (in == "") {

           msg.innerHTML = "Can't be empty";

       }

       if (isNaN(in)) {

           msg.innerHTML = "Numbers only";

           }

           if (in == question) {

           msg.innerHTML = "Congratulations";

       } else {

           msg.innerHTML = "Try again";

   }

           }
<div class="container">

   <div class="title-bar"></div>

   <div class="content">

       <input id="in" type="text" />

       <button onclick="randGame();">Submit</button>

   </div>

</div>

What will I need now, also is that correct as a first type ?

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Feb 26, 2020 5:27:28 GMT -8 CrazyBoy said:

Hey Peter , I wrote now the next
function randGame() {

   var in = document.getElementById(''),

       msg = document.getElementById(''),

       autoform = pb.plugin.get('number_game').settings.game;

   for (var i = 0; i < autoform.length; i++) {

       var question = pb.plugin.get('number_game').settings.game.question,

           answer = pb.plugin.get('number_game').settings.game.answer;

       if (in == "") {

           msg.innerHTML = "Can't be empty";

       }

       if (isNaN(in)) {

           msg.innerHTML = "Numbers only";

           }

           if (in == question) {

           msg.innerHTML = "Congratulations";

       } else {

           msg.innerHTML = "Try again";

   }

           }
<div class="container">

   <div class="title-bar"></div>

   <div class="content">

       <input id="in" type="text" />

       <button onclick="randGame();">Submit</button>

   </div>

</div>

What will I need now, also is that correct as a first type ?

I noticed you have a for loop but not referencing [ i ]
var question = pb.plugin.get('number_game').settings.game [ i ].question
Is how to correctly use an autoform