You are replacing the text in the on text or on input (so it depends which you are triggering it from)... on text is another person, on input is you.
If someone had, let's say, black text and it was made black using Ctrl-K 1 instead of Ctrl-K 01, then the code I listed wouldn't work because the code looks for Ctrl-K 01.
The problem with looking for Ctrl-K 1 is that it would make changes to Ctrl-K 10 and 11 and 12 (etc) as well.
Now, if you really need it to keep all other colors, then we can make a longer script that will change things correctly. Just let me know if you need it.
$strip will remove all colors, so would work just fine if you don't need color.
As a side note when doing scripts, padding colors (making 1 into 01 for example) is a wise thing to do as it prevents errors later.
Last edited by Riamus2; 14/06/05 05:37 PM.
