Greetings,
When I publish my program, whenever there is an issue somewhere in the file, (re. if I accidentally have a "duplicate function" or mispelled something and lead to an "unidentified property") It makes the input text fields for the rest of the file all act strange. To give a more specific example,
Let's say in Scene 1, I have a button called "Scene 5"
I create an event listener that allows users to jump to scene 5 when they press that button. Let us presume I mispelled it and accidentally wrote "Sene 5" in my script. Naturally when I try to publish the file the compiler will point out the specific scene and line of where the error is so I may fix it. Let's say I fix it and then publish again and there are no errors.
.. The issue is,
Say in Scene 2 I have 3 input boxes - box1,box2,box3
Presume the borders for each box turn blue when a certain word is typed in each, respectively. I've tested these boxes separately and published it without any issue, so I know I'm coding it properly. The issue is, when I "published" for the first time, once the compiler notices that I have an issue (re. using the example of the spelling error in scene 1), after I resolve the issue (again note above example) the input boxes in scene 2 start behaving strange. Basically for whatever reason suddenly I am unable to enter any numbers, Capital letters, or the letters "q,z,j,x" into the boxes. All other lower case letters may still be inputed in but if I press any of those letters, capital letters or numerical values into the input box it simply doesn't register. To make sure it's not a code issue, I create a "new" file and create a new input textbox, just to try it out and in that "other" file it works perfectly fine.
Is there anything I can do at all? Or is this a program glitch?
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