A block that sends yout to a diffrent project.

kingveren

A have a project with tons of games on it and it gets really bugy and glitchy and want to move projects on the the game hub project but it get a long time and gets even more bugy.

It should look like this
|Project Goto (project name you created)|

TimothyLawyer

They could make http:// form links in a

say []

or

think []

block become clickable links in the project player to open a new tab.

ScratchJahd2011

This would be more accurate

create link [http://] at [new tab v]

If this is added I would be happy.

Also there must be a whitelist of allowed websites.

cheeseeater

ScratchJahd2011 wrote:
This would be more accurate
create link [http://] at [new tab v]
If this is added I would be happy.

Also there must be a whitelist of allowed websites.

+1

turkey3

cheeseeater wrote:
ScratchJahd2011 wrote:
This would be more accurate
create link [http://] at [new tab v]
If this is added I would be happy.

Also there must be a whitelist of allowed websites.
+1

No, because someone could run 1000 of those without screen refresh and fill your browser memory and crash it.

seanbobe

No because

Go to project (This project)

cheeseeater

turkey3 wrote:
cheeseeater wrote:
ScratchJahd2011 wrote:
This would be more accurate
create link [http://] at [new tab v]
If this is added I would be happy.

Also there must be a whitelist of allowed websites.
+1
No, because someone could run 1000 of those without screen refresh and fill your browser memory and crash it.

Well then a limit on the amount allowed to be opened at one time.

QuillzToxic

Go to project ()

Failord

forever
    go to URL: [wherever]
end

Or worse,

when [timer v] > (0) //Unstoppable flag flasher!
go to URL: [wherever]
reset timer
stop [this script v]

Basically, mousetrapping is too easy. No support.

Last edited by Failord (Feb. 15, 2014 22:07:04)

MCAnimator3D

Maybe it stops the script when it opens a tab.

JamesOuO

Failord wrote:
forever
    go to URL: [wherever]
end
Or worse,
when [timer v] > (0) //Unstoppable flag flasher!
go to URL: [wherever]
reset timer
stop [this script v]
Basically, mousetrapping is too easy. No support.

That makes no sense. After it happens once you'll be on the other page and the old script won't be running, assuming that it opens in the same tab.

I actually support this. +1

seanbobe

how would we stop

send to (virus website)

savaka

More like

open link scratch.mit.edu/[] :: control

But it wouldn't open it automatically, there would be a link zone in the terminal that you can click to open the link. Here is an example of what it would look like if you just used the block to go to the Scratch homepage.

TM_

is this really needed? I mean you can just make pop up a message which says “Look at the notes and click the link number 3”. Since links to projects in the notes are clickable there isn't a block for it needed. And don't come up with “it takes too long”, it will always have to load the new project, no matter it opened by you o automticly and searching and lciking a link with mousewheel wouldn't take longer than accept a safety-message to allow the computer open a new tab

k9lego

seanbobe wrote:
how would we stop
send to (virus website)

Exactly what I was thinking!

1234abcdcba4321

Note, the original suggestion only said to your own projects.

ScratchJahd2011

seanbobe wrote:
how would we stop
send to (virus website)

Don't you know? We can use whitelists.

FirstSkyler1

ScratchJahd2011 wrote:
seanbobe wrote:
how would we stop
send to (virus website)
Don't you know? We can use whitelists.

The original suggestion said SCRATCH PROJECTS, not websites.

Mickey_Fan

seanbobe wrote:
No because
Go to project (This project)

When you go to a project, you need to click a flag to run it.

Sonickyle

Why hasn't anyone suggested that when the go to website block is run, a windows will pop up asking that you're sure you want to open the page?

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