Nope, still want to find an event or way to know of change =)
Different example. Your target changes simple your UI will show it NP since you are using dynamicdata. However let us assume that if you could KNOW when it changed IE through an onXXX event or filter of some kind then you could implement say a target lock.
target <> oldtarget then dammit better change it back hehe. Not code but it is the idea.
Or in the XP bar version if you KNEW when it changed you could run the text value through a comparison and actually substitue the correct text. Since the last digit of currentexperience should actually be the tens digit of the experiencebubble you either want to change the 103% XP 25% bubble into 10 and then change the bubble text to 2.5% etc... or change the 103% to '102.' and simply crop the tens place off the bubble xp.
Lots of handy uses in different places where dynamic data occurs if only there is a way to detect the change. For progress bars the text value won't convert to a number for math, nor can you assign it to a textbox - slider etc... and use their onchange events.
Any ideas?
Sorry I was unclear before. There is a bastardized form of regular expressions that works occasionally on normal data but won't touch dynamics for some reason so I'm stumped unless I can detect the change and trigger a button.
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