16.08.2009, 16:30
You declared value as an integer. Declare it as a string and then compare using strcmp
/set [sex] [male/female] Help please...
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/set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by introzen - 16.08.2009, 12:23
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by dice7 - 16.08.2009, 15:50
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by Google63 - 16.08.2009, 15:58
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by introzen - 16.08.2009, 16:00
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by iLinx - 16.08.2009, 16:04
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by introzen - 16.08.2009, 16:04
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by dice7 - 16.08.2009, 16:30
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by introzen - 16.08.2009, 16:34
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by Google63 - 16.08.2009, 16:36
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by dice7 - 16.08.2009, 16:38
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by introzen - 16.08.2009, 16:50
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by Google63 - 16.08.2009, 16:53
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by introzen - 16.08.2009, 17:41
Re: /set [sex] [male/female] Help please... - by introzen - 16.08.2009, 17:50
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