How do i create a login Screen

xyz

TheRedPandaKing Broadening the question is often not a good idea. You'll much more likely get useful responses if you do the opposite. Separate into sub-problems and narrow each down as much as possible. Divide and conquer! That approach will also help you with learning. Digest small chunks, one at a time.

Tomcat

TheRedPandaKing Ight, ive changed the name so it's less chaos, but ill keep that in mind

Best of all, it's:

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xyz Divide and conquer!

I suspected that deep down inside, you are a politician. 😹

TheRedPandaKing

xyz
I just never knew from the start what exactly was the best way, which is kind of why it went into "chaos" at least it was all talking bout aLine Edit and how to use inputs from them.

TheRedPandaKing
but still should get_as_text be working?

xyz

Tomcat I suspected that deep down inside, you are a politician. 😹

Oh, how I wish I was! 😂

xyz

TheRedPandaKing but still should get_as_text be working?

The simplest way in your case would be to use store_line() and get_line().

DaveTheCoder

TheRedPandaKing but still should get_as_text be working?

In my experience, you learn more effectively when you figure things out by yourself.

Study the documentation and examples, such as items in the Asset library.
Experiment with writing code.
If the code doesn't work as expected, review the documentation and/or debug it using print statements or the debugger.
Document and save your working code examples for later reference.

Only ask for help as a last resort, after you've spent a reasonable amount of time trying to solve the problem yourself.

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