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    From Sean Rima@2:263/1.1 to All on Fri Jan 28 12:32:04 2022
    Hello everybody!

    I have defined an Area

    GROUP MN_HAM
    MEMBER min_ham
    USERNAME thecivvie
    ORIGIN TC on Micronet Daily
    TEMPLATE ham.tpl
    ENDGROUP

    But it never seems to pick up the template. I have added the TEMPLATEPATH but still no joy. What do you think I am doing wrong

    Sean


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  • From Stas Mishchenkov@2:460/5858 to Sean Rima on Sat Jan 29 10:42:58 2022
    Hi, Sean!

    28 янв 22 12:32, Sean Rima -> All:

    I have defined an Area

    GROUP MN_HAM
    MEMBER min_ham
    USERNAME thecivvie
    ORIGIN TC on Micronet Daily
    TEMPLATE ham.tpl
    ENDGROUP

    GROUP MN_HAM
    MEMBER min_ham
    USERNAME thecivvie
    ORIGIN "TC on Micronet Daily"
    TEMPLATE ham.tpl
    ENDGROUP

    or better

    GROUP MN_HAM
    MEMBER min_ham
    USERNAME thecivvie
    TEMPLATE ham.tpl
    ORIGIN "TC on Micronet Daily"
    ENDGROUP


    Have nice nights.
    Stas Mishchenkov.

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  • From Kai Richter@2:240/77 to Sean Rima on Sat Jan 29 13:56:32 2022
    Hello Sean!

    28 Jan 22, Sean Rima wrote to All:

    GROUP MN_HAM
    MEMBER min_ham
    ENDGROUP

    But it never seems to pick up the template. I have added the
    TEMPLATEPATH but still no joy. What do you think I am doing wrong

    All examples in the doc do have a colon if a member statement is used.

    Groups are part of "The Random System".

    3. A group label, terminated by a colon (:). The group items are
    defined below the Group line. Echoes are assigned to the group by
    adding one or more Member statements.

    If you have a single group only then you could use the group id to define the member.

    GROUP MIN_HAM
    keywords
    ENDGROUP

    I'm not sure if that part is case sensitive and min_ham is different to MIN_HAM but you could give it a try.

    The random system parses on first hit. If you have a matching group *_HAM first then the later definition for MIN_HAM will never match.

    Regards

    Kai

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  • From Sean Rima@2:263/1.1 to Stas Mishchenkov on Tue Feb 1 19:26:58 2022
    Hello Stas!

    29 Jan 22 10:42, you wrote to me:

    Hi, Sean!

    28 янв 22 12:32, Sean Rima -> All:

    I have defined an Area

    GROUP MN_HAM
    MEMBER min_ham
    USERNAME thecivvie
    ORIGIN TC on Micronet Daily
    TEMPLATE ham.tpl
    ENDGROUP

    GROUP MN_HAM
    MEMBER min_ham
    USERNAME thecivvie
    ORIGIN "TC on Micronet Daily"
    TEMPLATE ham.tpl
    ENDGROUP

    or better

    GROUP MN_HAM
    MEMBER min_ham
    USERNAME thecivvie
    TEMPLATE ham.tpl
    ORIGIN "TC on Micronet Daily"
    ENDGROUP


    Thank you, will try those

    Sean


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  • From Sean Rima@2:263/1.1 to Kai Richter on Tue Feb 1 19:27:33 2022
    Hello Kai!

    29 Jan 22 13:56, you wrote to me:

    GROUP MN_HAM
    MEMBER min_ham
    ENDGROUP

    But it never seems to pick up the template. I have added the
    TEMPLATEPATH but still no joy. What do you think I am doing wrong

    All examples in the doc do have a colon if a member statement is used.

    Groups are part of "The Random System".

    3. A group label, terminated by a colon (:). The group items are
    defined below the Group line. Echoes are assigned to the
    group by
    adding one or more Member statements.

    If you have a single group only then you could use the group id to
    define the member.

    GROUP MIN_HAM
    keywords
    ENDGROUP

    I'm not sure if that part is case sensitive and min_ham is different
    to MIN_HAM but you could give it a try.

    The random system parses on first hit. If you have a matching group
    *_HAM first then the later definition for MIN_HAM will never match.

    I will try doing that, never thought of case

    Sean


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