[Thraka]

It should be for both. I think the mp_gamemode used to be something different on l4d1, then changed to mp_gamemode, but that was before l4d2 came out. I took the code from my gamemode config loader plugin that no one has reported doesn't work for l4d1.

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by Thraka It should be for both. I think the mp_gamemode used to be something different on l4d1, then changed to mp_gamemode, but that was before l4d2 came out. I took the code from my gamemode config loader plugin that no one has reported doesn't work for l4d1.

Excellent.

Version 1.1.2 posted. Only difference from 1.1.1 is new {L4D_GAMEMODE} token. Thank you.

[Thraka]

No! Thank you! I'm really happy about this.. I wanted a dynamic motd for a long time but changing the cvar that controls the file for motd seemed to be cached at some point so I could never get the motd to inform people of how VERSUS worked or COOP worked in L4D, so I had to have a HUGE motd that covered both.

[Leonardo]

psychonic, can you add 2 tokens: current_map and user_lang? just don't want to choose lang by ip (takes a long time).

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by Leonardo psychonic, can you add 2 tokens: current_map and user_lang? just don't want to choose lang by ip (takes a long time).

Updated first post with version 1.1.3, added {CURRENT_MAP} and {NEXT_MAP}.

At the motd screen, it's too soon to get the cvar query callback with the client's language.

[Leonardo]

hmm, I've tried to do it myself
in DoReplacements()

PHP Code:

    decl String:clientFlag[3];
    decl String:clientLang[46];
    GetLanguageInfo(GetClientLanguage(client), clientFlag, sizeof(clientFlag), clientLang, sizeof(clientLang));
    ReplaceString(motdtitle, sizeof(motdtitle), "{USER_FLAG}", clientFlag);
    ReplaceString(motdurl,   sizeof(motdurl),   "{USER_FLAG}", clientFlag);
    ReplaceString(motdtitle, sizeof(motdtitle), "{USER_LANG}", clientLang);
    ReplaceString(motdurl,   sizeof(motdurl),   "{USER_LANG}", clientLang); 


and it works fine ...
but I trust you're right

EDIT:
and yeah, I think there is no differences, send IP via plugin or get it with PHP's global variable $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'].

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by Leonardo hmm, I've tried to do it myself in DoReplacements PHP Code:     decl String:clientFlag[3];     decl String:clientLang[46];     GetLanguageInfo(GetClientLanguage(client), clientFlag, sizeof(clientFlag), clientLang, sizeof(clientLang));     ReplaceString(motdtitle, sizeof(motdtitle), "{USER_FLAG}", clientFlag);     ReplaceString(motdurl,   sizeof(motdurl),   "{USER_FLAG}", clientFlag);     ReplaceString(motdtitle, sizeof(motdtitle), "{USER_LANG}", clientLang);     ReplaceString(motdurl,   sizeof(motdurl),   "{USER_LANG}", clientLang);  and it works fine ... but I trust you're right

http://docs.sourcemod.net/api/index....d=show&id=152&

Retrieves the language number of a client. Currently this simply returns the server language index.

To get the language, you need to query the cl_language cvar on the client.

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by psychonic Currently this simply returns the server language index.

Upon further inspection, it appears that is not correct. I'll give it a try.

It also makes sense that you wouldn't need to do the normal cvar query since cl_language is one of the 'info' vars that the client already sends to the server.

[Leonardo]

What I'm doing wrong?!

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by Leonardo What I'm doing wrong?!

Nothing (aside from that reading cl_language directly is better in case the server is set to force everyone to the server language). See above. It appears that the message on the docs page was incorrect/outdated.