[imftb]

Can someone help me.
I'm trying to save the email at the registration of users.
My problem is that I got only the first character of the email on the file.

This is what I made.
I'm doing someting wrong with the string.

I got already the email on the user file .ini but I trying
to write it also in a another file that I named mailing.ini
The aim is to have all the emails users on a unique file.

Quote:

public SaveMailing(playerid) { new Texte[128]; Email[playerid] = PlayerInfo[playerid][pEmail]; format(Texte, sizeof(Texte), "%s\r\n", Email); new File: file2 = fopen("LARP/mailing.ini", io_append); fwrite(file2, Texte); fclose(file2); return 1; }

[horsemeat]

how is the user inputting the email

[imftb]

when the user login for the first time, he got a dialog box who ask
him to put is email. It's at this step that I collect the email that i
write on his own .ini file.

I have add the fonction savemailing(playerid);
at the end of code to made the two operation at the same step.

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if(dialogid == 1249) { if(response == 1) { if(strlen(inputtext) > 1) { if(strfind(inputtext,"@",true) != -1) { new string3[64]; new playername3[MAX_PLAYER_NAME]; GetPlayerName(playerid, playername3, sizeof(playername3)); format(string3, sizeof(string3), "LARP/Users/%s.ini", playername3); strmid(PlayerInfo[playerid][pEmail], inputtext, 0, 32, 32); dini_Set(string3, "Email",PlayerInfo[playerid][pEmail]); SaveMailing(playerid); ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, 1245, DIALOG_STYLE_INPUT,"Bienvenue, enregistrez-vous","Compte crйe avec succиs!\nTapez votre password pour vous connecter","Log-in","Quitter"); return 1; } else { ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, 1249,DIALOG_STYLE_INPUT, "Enregistrez votre email","Votre adresse n'est pas valide!\nTapez votre email","Ok","Annuler"); } } else { ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, 1249, DIALOG_STYLE_INPUT,"Enregistrez votre email","Vous n'avez pas enregistrй d'email!\nTapez votre email","Ok","Annuler"); } } else { ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, 1249, DIALOG_STYLE_INPUT,"Enregistrez votre email","Vous n'avez pas enregistrй d'email!\nTapez votre email","Ok","Annuler"); } }

[imftb]

Up

No one if any ideas?
May be with an another way?

[DanishHaq]

Take a look at the OnPlayerDialogResponse for the register dialog and go by that.. The password saves all the characters so try to mimic that a bit.

^^, that's just my suggestion.

[Konstantinos]

Quote:

pawn Код: Email[playerid] = PlayerInfo[playerid][pEmail];

You can copy strings like that if the lenght is equal to each other; however, I used to have a problem with this way and it copied only only the first character as well as your problem.

I used

pawn Код:

stock strcpy(dest[], const source[], maxlength=sizeof dest)
{
    strcat((dest[0] = EOS, dest), source, maxlength);
}

and it fixed my problem.

[imftb]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DanishHaq Take a look at the OnPlayerDialogResponse for the register dialog and go by that.. The password saves all the characters so try to mimic that a bit. ^^, that's just my suggestion.

Thanks. I got it. It worked.

Solution was easy.

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forward SaveMailing(playerid, Email[]);

Quote:

if(strfind(inputtext,"@",true) != -1) { new string3[64]; new playername3[MAX_PLAYER_NAME]; GetPlayerName(playerid, playername3, sizeof(playername3)); format(string3, sizeof(string3), "LARP/Users/%s.ini", playername3); strmid(PlayerInfo[playerid][pEmail], inputtext, 0, 32, 32); dini_Set(string3, "Email",PlayerInfo[playerid][pEmail]); SaveMailing(playerid, inputtext); ShowPlayerDialog(playerid, 1245, DIALOG_STYLE_INPUT,"Bienvenue, enregistrez-vous","Compte crйe avec succиs!\nTapez votre password pour vous connecter","Log-in","Quitter"); return 1; }

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public SaveMailing(playerid, Email[]) { new Texte[128]; Email[playerid] = PlayerInfo[playerid][pEmail]; format(Texte, sizeof(Texte), "%s\r\n", Email); new File: file2 = fopen("LARP/mailing.ini", io_append); fwrite(file2, Texte); fclose(file2); return 1; }

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Email[playerid] = PlayerInfo[playerid][pEmail];

I don't know if this line is really necessary now. Email[playerid] = PlayerInfo[playerid][pEmail];
Logically not.
But thank for your idea to watch the password line.

Edit: Like i mean, this line is not usefull. Email[playerid] = PlayerInfo[playerid][pEmail];