@krea Always happy to help someone! You're welcome.

Ah, I thought you were trying to share the entire project xml and noticed that it wasn't closed with the expected tags. Could you upload the actual project file? It appears that the sprite depends on some global custom blocks so they are showing up as obsolete blocks. Which scripts are you launching, lists are you changing, etc? Are you able to recreate it while launching/changing any arbitrary script/list?

Anyways, try looking for a js dialog library that doesn't have so many dependencies.

When you export your project, it should automatically download as an XML file. When you would like to load it again, you can simply select "Import..." under the project/file menu in the top left and then select the downloaded XML file.

As an update on this front, I have made some improvements to both make NetsBlox more robust to flaky connections as well as make it easier for users to recover if they encounter this error (click to reload the project automatically). It should be available on editor.netsblox.org within the next few days. Happy holidays!

Thanks. I've made some progress. See https://github.com/jmoenig/Snap--Build-Your-Own-Blocks/issues/1830

@brian I sort of found a way to do this, and hide credentials (fake, but why not?). i can keep the server on, but not publish it. also, i found another way.

@dardoro said in variable type settings: Right-click does the trick... ;) on black background. i found out (i may not be able to create another snap account but i still have access to the forum ya know)

Makes sense. This has been requested before and is definitely being considered!

Hi @coconut, That is actually the copyright and doesn't necessarily reflect the last update. They should be in sync but currently are not. If you are interested in checking out the latest updates and releases, feel free to check out https://github.com/netsblox/netsblox for the server updates and https://github.com/NetsBlox/Snap--Build-Your-Own-Blocks for updates to the client code. These links actually contain the source code for the project itself; NetsBlox is open source so the code is publicly available. The version of NetsBlox hosted at https://editor.netsblox.org should always reflect the latest released version of NetsBlox (though there may be a delay of a day or two from the release date). If you are interested in the releases, they can be found here along with their release notes. As @topgamerpro16 mentioned, I am planning on making a new release soon with a bug fix for the duplicating comments bug he found and reported. It will contain a few other minor bug fixes and improvements but should be minor small. Thanks for the heads up about the incorrect copyright year! I will get that updated so we can avoid this confusion in the future!

@programmeruser yup.

Sorry for the trouble! We ran into these errors as well and have just fixed them. After a hard refresh, it should be restored to the previous working version (with the exception that the "when" blocks should work). Please let me know if there are still remaining issues.

It depends on whether you want to just capture the actions made on a given project or all the user edits across all projects (even unsaved ones!). If you just want to look at the actions taken while trying to solve a specific problem (project) then the actions in the replay log should be enough and you can use the deployment at https://editor.netsblox.org. However, if you want to collect metrics of all users using the server (unsaved projects and all), then setting up your own deployment would be the way to go. What types of metrics are you looking to collect? Are you just interested in the user actions on the submitted work or all the user actions across unsaved and saved projects?

Which blocks are you referring to when you say a "v1" and "v2" block?

@brian nvm. got it. i used the catch errors library to help me.

scratch what i said before. is there a way i can restrict a project from responding/sending messages to itself? like i said, client and server. and like most clients and servers, the client won't directly respond to its other copy. it needs to go through the server first. one last question....... maybe..... how can i keep my server running without my computer on?

Oh, if you are interested in more details about the specific error, it is related to nginx, a reverse proxy used on the netsblox deployment. It is responsible for connecting traffic to the various subdomains (such as community.netsblox.org, editor.netsblox.org, etc) to the appropriate local applications. When the netsblox server application is not running and nginx receives a request to editor.netsblox.org, it returns the bad gateway error.

i am sorry but to be honest, i am lazy. and a video would be better for that. open this project (sorry but remember i am unable to upload this as a file..... so..........) ok. this is giving me lag! can you give me the privilege to upload a file so i can just do it for later uploads? for now, i will just try to do it. with lag it has a limit. https://editor.netsblox.org/?action=present&Username=i dont even care anymore im topgamerpro16&ProjectName=untitled (8) there