[Help] Character sheet html assistance request.

I'm modifying a character sheet (1st ed Rolemaster) to work for my MERP game.  I've made some simple changes (Stat names, skill names etc) and now I'm coming to the hard part: adding roll buttons.  So far, it's all worked fine.  Make a button, copy/ paste to all the right places, and done.  Except for the part where the button does what I want. Each skill has a series of modifiers.  One of these modifiers is based on a stat bonus.  The problem I'm having, is figuring out how to make the stat bonus fill the field in the skill row.  Then I add all the bonuses together and use it in the ?{Modifier} spot in my button roll command. If someone can give me a link or an example of the html for these, I would be most appreciative. As an example: Skill: No Armor  Stat bonus: Agi_bonus (from the stats section of the sheet) + skill_bonus + misc_bonus  Roll It: /roll 1d100+skill_bonus Thanks, Feadel

You could use something like: <input type="text" name="attr_no-armor-skill" title="no-armor-skill" value="(@{no-armor-rank-bonus}+@{agi-bonus}+@{misc-bonus}) " disabled="true"/> <button type="roll" name="attr_no-armor-check" title="no-armor-check" value="[[1d100+@{no-armor-skill}]]"></button> if you prefer the /roll convention instead of inline rolls, the value of the roll button would be "/1d100+@{no-armor-skill}" instead.

Thank you. I was looking for the format for adding the bonuses and using the stat bonus.  I tend to use the /roll because that's how I do it in-game, not having tried the in-line rolls.

*nod*  You are welcome. I like the inline rolls because they are more compact and you can pretty them up with roll templates. :)  And if you still want to know what the value of the roll was, you can mouse over it to see the information. If Rolemaster 1E uses the same open-end rolling that RMSS does, you can use a roll construct like 1d100!>96cf<5cf=66cs=66cs=100 in the inline roll.  This roll will roll again and add if the roll is greater than 95, will show a red border if it is less than 6, will show a green border for a roll of 100 and will show a blue border for a roll of 66. :)  Sadly you'd have to handle an open-end down roll by doing an additional roll and subtracting; there is no way without some kind of API script to get it to do both open-ended up and down.  And you can see the red or blue border show up on an open-ended up roll if the second (or third etc) roll happens to be less than 6 or a 66.  If you want to use this, just replace the 1d100 with it. :)  This does work with the /roll command as well, but it tints the roll result instead and a roll of 66 will just highlight as red.  It's also not quite as necessary since there rolls themselves are much more visible. Happy Gaming!