[Fjclip99]

Hi, i have one problem!

I have a command /unban that does:

new INI:File = INI_Open(fstring);
INI_WriteInt(File,"Banned",0);
INI_WriteString(File,"Banreason","0");
INI_WriteString(File,"Bantime","0");
INI_WriteString(File,"Banner","0");
INI_Close(File);

But now, in my INI file there are "Banned, Banreason...", but whene i type the command /unban it makes new ones at the top, as shown here: http://prntscr.com/2vf83s

[Threshold]

As I've noticed, you are using tags in your INI whether this was intentional or not. Notice how under the first 'Banner' there is a '[data]' tag? These tags are used to separate your ini variables into customised sections. So in order to put the Banned, BanReason, BanTime etc. under that [data] tag, is simply add this:

pawn Код:

INI_SetTag(File, "data");

So your correct script would be:

pawn Код:

new INI:File = INI_Open(fstring);
INI_SetTag(File, "data");
INI_WriteInt(File,"Banned",0);
INI_WriteString(File,"Banreason","0");
INI_WriteString(File,"Bantime","0");
INI_WriteString(File,"Banner","0");
INI_Close(File);

[Fjclip99]

Quote:

Originally Posted by BenzoAMG As I've noticed, you are using tags in your INI whether this was intentional or not. Notice how under the first 'Banner' there is a '[data]' tag? These tags are used to separate your ini variables into customised sections. So in order to put the Banned, BanReason, BanTime etc. under that [data] tag, is simply add this: pawn Код: INI_SetTag(File, "data"); So your correct script would be: pawn Код: new INI:File = INI_Open(fstring); INI_SetTag(File, "data"); INI_WriteInt(File,"Banned",0); INI_WriteString(File,"Banreason","0"); INI_WriteString(File,"Bantime","0"); INI_WriteString(File,"Banner","0"); INI_Close(File);

THANKS, That works great