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Originally Posted by fysiks
Oh, and FYI, the "i" at the begining of variables as you are using them means the variable is an integer (or array of integers). "sz" refers to a string (which is how you are using them). This will help make your code easier to understand.
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I know, i took it from an old plugin i made. I know you write sz as string and i as integer.
I'll try what you said.
EDIT: I found the problem. The problem is this:
PHP Code:
if( iArgs[ 0 ] == '/' && equali( iArgs[ 1 ], "kzh", 3 ) )
return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
And whats weird is that i can't see something wrong in that code.