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Originally Posted by dusk Quick question: does the plugin support multiple caches? For example if in one tquery/pquery callback I send a unthreded query? Sample code pawn Код: for(new i = 0; i < cache_get_row_count(); i++) {      new Cache:result = mysql_query("...");      if(cache_get_row_count())         // stuff      cache_delete(result); } It works well on the first iteration but on the second I get a "no active cache" warning. If so, I guess I could save the cache from first query, but since the second query is actually in a different module of mine, it doesn't look like a good solution.

That's the only solution. You have to save the cache from the threaded query and re-apply it again.

pawn Код:

new Cache:threaded_cache = cache_save();
for(new i = 0; i < cache_get_row_count(); i++)
{
     new Cache:result = mysql_query("...");
     if(cache_get_row_count())
        // stuff
     cache_delete(result);
     
     cache_set_active(threaded_cache);
}
cache_delete(threaded_cache);

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Originally Posted by dusk P.S. I'm on 39-3. Will the dreaded HTML log color will ever change?

I don't intend to modify the HTML log in the R39 releases. R39 (including all patch versions like R39-2, R39-3, ...) will be only updated on minor changes and bug fixes. That being said, you should really update to R39-5. You don't even have to recompile your scripts, simply copy-and-replace the plugin (and libmysqlclient if you're on Windows) file.

Oh, and there is no HTML log anymore in R40.