[Jack_Leslie]

The title says it all, the script doesn't recognize INI_String but I have included y_ini before the callback that uses INI_String.

[Lorenc_]

INI_String wasn't created for me as well, though what are you using it for? To load files use parsefile

[Jack_Leslie]

I have this:

Code:

public LoadUserData(playerid, name[], value[])
{
    INI_String("Password", PlayerInfo[playerid][Password]);
    INI_Int("Admin", PlayerInfo[playerid][Admin]);
    INI_Int("Firstname", PlayerInfo[playerid][Firstname]);
    INI_Int("Lastname", PlayerInfo[playerid][Lastname]);
    INI_Int("Age", PlayerInfo[playerid][Age]);
    INI_Int("Gender", PlayerInfo[playerid][Gender]);
    INI_Int("Money", PlayerInfo[playerid][Money]);
    INI_Int("Bank", PlayerInfo[playerid][Bank]);
    INI_Int("Level", PlayerInfo[playerid][Level]);
    INI_Int("Registered", PlayerInfo[playerid][Registered]);
    return 1;
}

[Jack_Leslie]

Anyone know the solution, please?

[Kush]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack_Leslie Anyone know the solution, please?

In relation to ******'s post which helped me. Write as a string. Load as an integer.

[Jack_Leslie]

EDIT:
Solved, thanks Kush,

[Kush]

No problem.