Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. McKay
I haven't actually tested this in-game, but it should work fine.
This is an enhanced version of ShowMOTDPanel that allows for: - Hidden MOTD panels
- Big MOTD panel (in TF2)
- Verification that the client can actually receive MOTD panels before sending it
Example:
PHP Code:
#pragma semicolon 1
#include <sourcemod>
#include <advanced_motd>
public void OnPluginStart() {
RegConsoleCmd("sm_google", Command_Google, "Opens Google in a large MOTD window");
}
public Action Command_Google(int client, int args) {
AdvMOTD_ShowMOTDPanel(client, "Google", "http://www.google.com", MOTDPANEL_TYPE_URL, true, true, true, OnMOTDFailure);
return Plugin_Handled;
}
public void OnMOTDFailure(int client, MOTDFailureReason reason) {
if(reason == MOTDFailure_Disabled) {
PrintToChat(client, "[SM] You have HTML MOTDs disabled.");
} else if(reason == MOTDFailure_Matchmaking) {
PrintToChat(client, "[SM] You cannot view HTML MOTDs because you joined via Quickplay.");
} else if(reason == MOTDFailure_QueryFailed) {
PrintToChat(client, "[SM] Unable to verify that you can view HTML MOTDs.");
} else {
PrintToChat(client, "[SM] Unable to verify that you can view HTML MOTDs for an unknown reason.");
}
}
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I have tested it in CS:GO.
Plugin is loaded (sm plugins ->"example.smx" example.smx).
Modt does not show.
There is no errormessage!
I don't think it is working at the moment.
I used this because I've go problems with ShowMOTDPanel. As well nothing was opening with this command. (I have clientsided cl_disablehtmlmotd 0.)
Is there actually a problem with opening the motd out of running game?