[ThatOneGuy]

Originally Posted by FeelsGoodMan Not sure what I'm doing wrong here but this plug-in only seems to work for admins regardless of my cfg? All fields in !settings are greyed out / unselectable and typing !settag [Yourtaghere] gives an "no access" chat response unless you're admin. Here is my cfg and plug-ins list: Spoiler // This file was auto-generated by SourceMod (v1.8.0.5995) // ConVars for plugin "togschattags.smx" // If "", everyone can change their tags, otherwise, only players with this flag can access plugin features. // - // Default: "a" tct_accessflag "" // Only players with this flag can restrict/remove tags of players. // - // Default: "g" tct_adminflag "z" // Enable plugin (0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled). // - // Default: "1" // Minimum: "0.000000" // Maximum: "1.000000" tct_enable "1" // Enable chat logger. // - // Default: "1" // Minimum: "0.000000" // Maximum: "1.000000" tct_log "0" // Enable admin see-all (admins with set flag see even hidden chat). // - // Default: "1" // Minimum: "0.000000" // Maximum: "1.000000" tct_seeall "0" // Flag required for admin see-all (if enabled). // - // Default: "z" tct_seeallflag "z" // Number of seconds used for the spam protection (0 = disabled). If messages sent exceeds tct_spamcount within this time frame, it blocks them. // - // Default: "5" // Minimum: "0.000000" tct_spamduration "5" // Convert chat triggers to lowercase if theyre uppercase. // - // Default: "1" // Minimum: "0.000000" // Maximum: "1.000000" tct_triggercase "1" // Only players with this flag can unload the entire plugin until map change. // - // Default: "h" tct_unloadflag "z" (no error logs)

The public version of this never supported a blank/public flag, or "none" flag or sets of flag combos. Replace the HasFlags function (lines 445-472) with this:

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PHP Code:

bool:HasFlags(String:sFlags[], client)
{
    if(StrEqual(sFlags, "public", false) || StrEqual(sFlags, "", false))
    {
        return true;
    }
    
    if(StrEqual(sFlags, "none", false))
    {
        return false;
    }
    
    new AdminId:id = GetUserAdmin(client);
    if(id == INVALID_ADMIN_ID)
    {
        return false;
    }
    
    if(CheckCommandAccess(client, "sm_not_a_command", ADMFLAG_ROOT, true))
    {
        return true;
    }
    new iCount, iFound, flags;
    if(StrContains(sFlags, ";", false) != -1) //check if multiple strings
    {
        new c = 0, iStrCount = 0;
        while(sFlags[c] != '\0')
        {
            if(sFlags[c++] == ';')
            {
                iStrCount++;
            }
        }
        iStrCount++; //add one more for IP after last comma
        decl String:sTempArray[iStrCount][30];
        ExplodeString(sFlags, ";", sTempArray, iStrCount, 30);
        
        for(new i = 0; i < iStrCount; i++)
        {
            flags = ReadFlagString(sTempArray[i]);
            iCount = 0;
            iFound = 0;
            for(new j = 0; j <= 20; j++)
            {
                if(flags & (1<<j))
                {
                    iCount++;

                    if(GetAdminFlag(id, AdminFlag:j))
                    {
                        iFound++;
                    }
                }
            }
            
            if(iCount == iFound)
            {
                return true;
            }
        }
    }
    else
    {
        flags = ReadFlagString(sFlags);
        iCount = 0;
        iFound = 0;
        for(new i = 0; i <= 20; i++)
        {
            if(flags & (1<<i))
            {
                iCount++;

                if(GetAdminFlag(id, AdminFlag:i))
                {
                    iFound++;
                }
            }
        }

        if(iCount == iFound)
        {
            return true;
        }
    }
    return false;
} 


I've attached a revised version for you. Here is how the flags work with the above replacement:

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The TOG Flag System: Access can be set to be a single flag, a set of required flags, or even sets of sets (separated by a semicolon, ;).

e.g. Setting the flag as "a" requires players to have the "a" flag to be considered a match.

e.g. "at" requires players to have both the "a" AND "t" flags to be considered a match.

e.g. "a;t" requires players to have either the "a" OR "t" flags to be considered a match.

e.g. "at;b" requires players to have EITHER: (both the "a" AND "t" flags), OR the "b" flag. If either of the two conditions apply, they are considered a match.

A few more inputs: "none" restricts access for all. "public" and empty quotes ("") make the access available to all.