15.08.2014, 12:26
Quote:
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Originally Posted by MicroD
 Код:
public OnDialogResponse(playerid, dialogid, response, listitem, inputtext[])
{
if(dialogid == YourDialogID)
{
if(response)
{
new pID, reason[32], string[144];
if(sscanf(inputtext, "us[32]", pID, reason))
{
//errorcode
}
else
{
format(string, sizeof(string), "[KICK]: %s has been kicked by %s Reason: %s", GetName(pID), GetName(playerid), reason);
SendClientMessageToAll(COLOR_RED, string);
Kick(pID);
}
}
}
}
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by Stinged
It isn't, well at least the way your doing it.
You need something called sscanf. Use sscanf to split inputtext into an id and a string. Then tell the admin to enter in the dialog this: ID REASON (of course replace id with id and the reason with the text) |
Let me explain it again:
I have a dialog that when a player presses "Kick A Player" it'll create another dialog with input style and then how
do I get what the player wrote in that? Like first after the admin presses 'kick a player' it'll create another dialog asking for ID, how do I get the ID, then it checks if the id is valid or not, then it'll ask for a reason and what you wrote
in those two dialogs will format the message into a client message and kick the player eventually.
I just want to know, HOW TO GET WHAT THE PLAYER WROTE IN THE FIRST DIALOG.
&&& In the SECOND dialog for the reason, that's the only thing I need to know, thanks.
Note: I use sscanf2, DOF2 and zcmd...