[wups]

GetPlayerDialogID v2

Also, with Anti-DialogHack

Quote:

Originally Posted by wups Without this, clients can change their DIALOGID with some specific programs(and for example evade login).

I was scripting, and I thought this function would be very useful in some specific cases.

ChangeLog:

Quote:

Version 2: -Bug fixes. -Anti DialogHack. -Using PVars, so filterscript support. Version 1: -Initial release.

Usage:

Firstly, copy both include files into /pawno/includes
Insert this code on top of your game mode after #include <a_samp>

pawn Code:

#include <GPDID>

That's it! You're ready to go. No script modifications are needed, since the script is Plug&Play.
How to use the function?

pawn Code:

public OnPlayerCommandText(playerid,cmdtext[])
{
    new ID = GetPlayerDialogID(playerid);
    if(ID != -1) // in case a player sees the dialog
    {
        SendClientMessage(playerid,-1,"No dialog evading!");
        return 0;
    }
    return 1;
}

Installing:

Download and save to pawn/includes folder!

Download:

Version 2.2
Version 1.0

Feel free to do anything you want with it.

[Wesley221]

So thsi checks if a player has a dialog opened?
And do you have to use a different function to check if he has a dialog open, or is it just with the normal ShowPlayerDialog?

[Raimis_R]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wesley221 So thsi checks if a player has a dialog opened? And do you have to use a different function to check if he has a dialog open, or is it just with the normal ShowPlayerDialog?

You need to use:

pawn Code:

GPD_ShowPlayerDialog(playerid,dialogid,style,caption[],info[],button1[],button2[])

Edit: I didnt saw #define ShowPlayerDialog GPD_ShowPlayerDialog

You can use ShowPlayerDialog

[=WoR=Varth]

pawn Code:

static
        bool:GPD_OPC,
        bool:GPD_ODR;

What is this code for?
https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Funcidx

[skullmuncher1337]

Quote:

Originally Posted by varthshenon pawn Code: static         bool:GPD_OPC,         bool:GPD_ODR; What is this code for? https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Funcidx

It appears to be used multiple times in the code, so it must be important.

[=WoR=Varth]

Quote:

Originally Posted by skullmuncher1337 It appears to be used multiple times in the code, so it must be important.

What do you mean?

[wups]

Thanks for the responses, It's Plug&Play. You just use ShowPlayerDialog(no changes in the script are necessary).

pawn Code:

GPD_ODR = (funcidx("GPD_OnDialogResponse") != -1);

About that, I don't have much time to explain, search for some tutorials, i'm pretty sure ****** made at least one about this.

[=WoR=Varth]

Quote:

Originally Posted by wups Thanks for the responses, It's Plug&Play. You just use ShowPlayerDialog(no changes in the script are necessary). pawn Code: GPD_ODR = (funcidx("GPD_OnDialogResponse") != -1); About that, I don't have much time to explain, search for some tutorials, i'm pretty sure ****** made at least one about this.

I got the point now.

[RockandRol123 [PH]]

Can I see some screenshots please?

[wups]

Quote:

Originally Posted by RockandRol123 [PH] Can I see some screenshots please?

No. You Can't see screenshots of a function.

[Hiddos]

Quote:

Originally Posted by CyNiC A plug and play script, it's good.

Most includes are built that way, people are just too ignorant to notice it.

OT: Another great include from you wups, it'll help a lot of people .

[KoczkaHUN]

If you would use the stored dialogid instead of the passed value, it can be used for anti-dialog hack aswell:

pawn Код:

public OnDialogResponse(playerid,dialogid,response,listitem,inputtext[])
{
        new GPD_retval=(GPD_ODR)?CallLocalFunction("GPD_OnDialogResponse","iii",playerid,GPD_pdialog[playerid],response,listitem,inputtext):0;
        GPD_pdialog[playerid]=-1;
        return GPD_retval;
}

also returning 0 in the callback is assumed in an include like this - you can pass the dialog to other scripts aswell:

Quote:

Returning 0 in this callback will pass the dialog to another script in case no matching code were found in your gamemode's callback.

also, a friendly idea: if you use PVar (which is slower than static variable) for storing dialog ID, the script will be cross compatible, e.g. in FilterScript1 there is a ShowPlayerDialog with id 1435, you can use GetPlayerDialog in FilterScript2 or in GameMode and it will return 1435.

BTW, good idea.

Edit: also you're doing it wrong with CallLocalFunction. You only pass the first 3 integers, change "iii" to "iiiis".

[Edvin]

What this include do?

[[MWR]Blood]

Nice idea, even though I don't realize how would it be useful.

[wups]

Quote:

Originally Posted by KoczkaHUN If you would use the stored dialogid instead of the passed value, it can be used for anti-dialog hack aswell: pawn Код: public OnDialogResponse(playerid,dialogid,response,listitem,inputtext[]) {         new GPD_retval=(GPD_ODR)?CallLocalFunction("GPD_OnDialogResponse","iii",playerid,GPD_pdialog[playerid],response,listitem,inputtext):0;         GPD_pdialog[playerid]=-1;         return GPD_retval; } also returning 0 in the callback is assumed in an include like this - you can pass the dialog to other scripts aswell: also, a friendly idea: if you use PVar (which is slower than static variable) for storing dialog ID, the script will be cross compatible, e.g. in FilterScript1 there is a ShowPlayerDialog with id 1435, you can use GetPlayerDialog in FilterScript2 or in GameMode and it will return 1435. BTW, good idea. Edit: also you're doing it wrong with CallLocalFunction. You only pass the first 3 integers, change "iii" to "iiiis".

Thanks for the reports, fixed the bugs and added your suggestions!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Edvin What this include do?

It returns the dialogid, of the currently showed dialog for the player.

Quote:

Originally Posted by [MWR]Blood Nice idea, even though I don't realize how would it be useful.

I wrote an example in the first page.

[Lorenc_]

Very useful indeed.

"Anti-DialogHack"

What does this mean?

[wups]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lorenc_ Very useful indeed. "Anti-DialogHack" What does this mean?

Client's can change their DIALOGID with some specific programs(and for example evade login).

[Edvin]

Quote:

Originally Posted by wups Thanks for the reports, fixed the bugs and added your suggestions! It returns the dialogid, of the currently showed dialog for the player. I wrote an example in the first page.

Very nice...

[Y_Less]

Quote:

Originally Posted by wups Thanks for the responses, It's Plug&Play. You just use ShowPlayerDialog(no changes in the script are necessary). pawn Код: GPD_ODR = (funcidx("GPD_OnDialogResponse") != -1); About that, I don't have much time to explain, search for some tutorials, i'm pretty sure Y_Less made at least one about this.

For other people's reference, it's a standard system called "ALS" which was designed a while ago and has pretty good support from library writers* to allow for compatibility and transparency in libraries (so you can use this, command processors, streamers etc together without them conflicting (in some ways) and without modifying existing modes.

*Now anyway, took a while to get noticed and picked up more.

[BaubaS]

wtf is dialog hack? Im asking because title is "... + anti dialog hack"