[oliverrud]

Uhm so I'm currently building a bank system for my server, however I can't get any further since I need some way to save the inputtext from one dialog for later use.

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format(string,128,"UPDATE `bank` SET `Amount`='%s' WHERE `Password`='%s'",inputtext,(somepassword stored thing));

The way it works is like this:

/bank enters a dialog where you have to enter a password
if password is correct you will be sat to:
BankData[playerid][bLogged] true;

then when you type /bank again a menu pops up with different stuff like withdraw, deposit and stuff like that.

But my server is not build with anything like ID since that would ruin my bank idea.

I hope someone have a solution for this.

[oliverrud]

Isn't it possible to like have a string in a enum data, example:

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format(string,128,"%s",inputtext);

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BankData[playerid][BankPass] = string;

It gives me a error of course but there might be a similar way to fix my problem?

[Sergei]

Use SetPVarString.

[oliverrud]

Could you come up with a example, I don't really understand what you mean.

[oliverrud]

Quick update:

Okay so I did following:

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if(dialogid == 602 && response) { new BankSavePass[128]; format(string,128,"UPDATE `bank` SET `Amount`='%s' WHERE `Password`='%s",inputtext,GetPVarString(playerid," BankSavePass",BankSavePass,12); mysql_query(string); }

This is the string I used to store when registering:

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SetPVarString(playerid,BankSavePass,string);

This is the output I get

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CMySQLHandler::Query(UPDATE `bank` SET `Amount`='453543' WHERE `Password`='') - Successfully executed.

[MadeMan]

pawn Код:

SetPVarString(playerid,"BankSavePass",string);

pawn Код:

if(dialogid == 602 && response)
    {
        format(string,128,"UPDATE `bank` SET `Amount`='%s' WHERE `Password`='%s",inputtext,GetPVarString(playerid,"BankSavePass"));
        mysql_query(string);
    }

[oliverrud]

The code you gave me produces me with 2 warnings.

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warning 202: number of arguments does not match definition warning 202: number of arguments does not match definition

Also the mysql query goes kinda berserk with the code.

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CMySQLHandler::Query(яяяя) - An error has occured. (Error ID: 1064, You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'яяяя' at line 1)