"Quotations" in Iniwrite

[Rogue5099]

This is what I have it writes in the .ini what they type but I need it in "$Username". I have searched forum and looked through help but was unable to find anything. Sorry if this is a newbish question.

$Username = InputBox("Setup", "Enter your User Name.", "")
IniWrite(@ScriptDir & "config\ini\Load.ini", "Settings", "Username", $Username)

[monoceres]

That won't write an ini at all (unless you have it in a drive root), @ScriptDir does not have ending '\' so you need to add it yourself (@ScriptDir & "\config\ini\Load.ini").

Edited May 4, 2008 by monoceres

[Pain]

"if you want ""quotationmark"" in here do like I just did"

Edited May 4, 2008 by Pain

[Rogue5099]

Ya I had that problem already. Sorry that was an old script I copied wrong 1.

$Username = InputBox("Setup", "Enter your User Name.", "")

IniWrite(@ScriptDir & "\config\ini\Load.ini", "Settings", "Username", $Username)

I have it writing in the .ini but I just need it to be:

[settings]

Username="Whatever came from inputbox"

[Pain]

read my previous post, try with ""$Username""

[monoceres]

Ok so this?

$Username = InputBox("Setup", "Enter your User Name.", "")
IniWrite(@ScriptDir & "\config\ini\Load.ini", "Settings", "Username", '"'&$Username&'"')

[Skrip]

Actually, you need three " ".

MsgBox(0, "", """test""")

That works, it returns "test".

EDIT: Or do what mono said.

Edited May 4, 2008 by Firestorm

[Rogue5099]

Ok this worked:

$Username = '"' & InputBox("Setup", "Enter your User Name.", "") & '"'
IniWrite(@ScriptDir & "\config\ini\Load.ini", "Settings", "Username", $Username)

Or your way would I tried but forgot the &'s, so I put it in the top. Thank you for your help!!