Print returns Blank (No Text) when there is text on TextBox?

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#8

since your genius, why did it print the textbox’s name?

#9 
local TxtBox = game.Players.LocalPlayer.PlayerGui.TrainerCard.TrainerFrame.TypeName

Is game.Players.LocalPlayer.PlayerGui.TrainerCard Class name “ScreenGui”?

#10

is the text boxes name TypeName?

#11

yes, why???

#12

Yessir!!!443r3r34r3r

#13

That is because the text is not replicated to the server (when changed by the client).
Send the text to the server instead, not the button itself.

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#14

bruh smart. How am i so dumb???

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#15

It’s just something people don’t realize in time.
You can look more into replication here: Working with the Replication Boundary

#16

does it print like this?
anything

#17

Ghost solved it. Now the print shows what the text of the textbox is. Thank you very much for trying!

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#18

F.Y.I: This was the shortest solved forum I’ve ever seen

#19

No worries.
I still recommend you to learn more about replication though, it’s a good thing to have.

#20

Wait, how do I filter it though so that they dont put their nicknames as bad words?

#21

Straight-forward version:

local TextService = game:GetService('TextService')
local String = 'Hello world!'

local FilterSuccess, FilterResult = pcall(function()
	return TextService:FilterStringAsync(String, PlayerUserId)
end)
if (FilterSuccess)
then
	String = FilterResult:GetNonChatStringForUserAsync(PlayerUserId) or ''
else
	print(('Unexpected error with FilterSuccess!: %s'):format(FilterResult))
end
#22

I don’t understand clearly. Could you give me like an example? A short one?

#23

Just did in my post above, I edited it.

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#24

How would we use it for a situation like mine?

#25

String would be the filtered string.
You should be able to implement this.

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#26

Thanks again, real poggers bro…

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#27

I’m sorry I’m still pissed about this even after 2 months. THAT IS BASICALLY WHAT I SAID!