20.05.2013, 19:06
Well, there could be a lot of ways, check a few of them if you didnt type:
I use YSI for register/login system so I got this line:
It saves integer inside of a User file. That was an example of waht could it be since I dont know what do you use for register/login system.
2. Second thing that could be is maybe you didnt use PlayerInfo enum. Example:
When you type /login(or when you typed what you wanted in a dialog), in script it must be a line that saves the information in script:
example : PlayerInfo[playerid][Gender] = 1( or Male).
3. Third thing could be maybe you didnt make OnPlayerDisconnect so it saves your information before you log. Example:
That wouldnt save on next login.
Or fourth thing is maybe you didnt make a public function to load user's account.
Check all of those four options if they are there or if they are working properly.
There are more reasons probably, specialy if you use RP script. I mentioned the head ones. You didnt gave us enough informations so we could know. I am just guessing what's wrong.
I use YSI for register/login system so I got this line:
Quote:
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INI_WriteInt(file,"Gender",0); |
2. Second thing that could be is maybe you didnt use PlayerInfo enum. Example:
When you type /login(or when you typed what you wanted in a dialog), in script it must be a line that saves the information in script:
example : PlayerInfo[playerid][Gender] = 1( or Male).
3. Third thing could be maybe you didnt make OnPlayerDisconnect so it saves your information before you log. Example:
Quote:
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INI_Int("Gender",PlayerInfo[playerid][Gender]); |
Or fourth thing is maybe you didnt make a public function to load user's account.
Check all of those four options if they are there or if they are working properly.
There are more reasons probably, specialy if you use RP script. I mentioned the head ones. You didnt gave us enough informations so we could know. I am just guessing what's wrong.