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Originally Posted by Abhishek - If you havent assigned something if(!response) in OnDialogResponse, and there is another filterscript which has if(!response) assigned somewhere... then, when you click the 2nd button of 1st filterscript, you will see the result as the one in 2nd filterscript... quite difficult to explain... eg. 1st filterscript Quote: OnDialogResponse(..) { if(response) SendClientMessage(playerid,red,"You pressed 1st button of 1st fs"); return 1; // But you do not assign anything to if(!response) } 2nd filterscript; Quote: OnDialogResponse(...) { if(response) SendClientMessage(playerid,red,"you pressed 1st button of 2nd fs"); return 1; if(!response) return SendClientMessage(playerid,red,"You pressed 2nd button of 2nd FS"); // this one has both things assigned, when response==1 and when response==0; } So, now if you open the dialog box of 1st FS, and press the 2nd Button which means Response==0. You will see a message "You pressed 2nd button of 2nd fs".... i hope i explained enough...! WTF? i knew another bug ... damn it... will get back as soon as i remember it again EDIT: The bug i reported is not just while we have dialogs in different Filterscripts... it exists even if the dialogs are in same FS

You didn't get the point.

pawn Код:

public OnDialogResponse(playerid, dialogid, response, listitem, inputtext[])
{
    switch(dialogid)
    {
      case 1000:
      {
        if(response)
        {
                //dialog ID 1000 when response is 1
        }
        else
        {
                //dialog ID 1000 when response is 0
        }
      }
    }
  return 1;
}

You need to base your returns on dialog IDs.