[iplayz]

This is the official EndVote, and what I want is to set a task when the first option received most votes
I thought , simply a set_task(0.0 "test") after this line:

PHP Code:

        client_print(0, print_chat, "First option recieved most votes (%d)", gVotes[0] ); 


But that gives an error

PHP Code:

public EndVote()
 {
    //If the first option recieved the most votes
    if( gVotes[0] > gVotes[1] )
    
        client_print(0, print_chat, "First option recieved most votes (%d)", gVotes[0] );

    //Else if the second option recieved the most votes
    else if( gVotes[0] < gVotes[1] )
        client_print(0, print_chat, "Second option recieved most votes (%d)", gVotes[1] );

    //Otherwise the vote tied
    else
        client_print(0, print_chat, "The vote tied at %d votes each.", gVotes[0] );

    //Don't forget to destroy the menu now that we are completely done with it
    menu_destroy(gVoteMenu);

    //Reset that no players are voting
    gVoting = 0;
 } 


Could you please help me?

Thanks in advance,

iPlayz

[Xellath]

PHP Code:

public EndVote()
 {
    //If the first option recieved the most votes
    if( gVotes[0] > gVotes[1] )
    {
        client_print(0, print_chat, "First option recieved most votes (%d)", gVotes[0] );

        // call your func here (do not use a task for this)
    }
    //Else if the second option recieved the most votes
    else if( gVotes[0] < gVotes[1] )
    {
        client_print(0, print_chat, "Second option recieved most votes (%d)", gVotes[1] );
    }
    //Otherwise the vote tied
    else
    {
        client_print(0, print_chat, "The vote tied at %d votes each.", gVotes[0] );
    }

    //Don't forget to destroy the menu now that we are completely done with it
    menu_destroy(gVoteMenu);

    //Reset that no players are voting
    gVoting = 0;
 } 


[V I R U S]

How can we grayout(disable) the user who called the menu out?

// Found it...

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by V I R U S How can we grayout(disable) the user who called the menu out?

For others, you use a call back and there is a post in this thread by Exolent that shows how to do it.

[ROKronoS]

I've made a public for adding items in the menu and it gives me an argument mismatch type error:
EDIT: Fixed...

[dark_style]

Hey guys, I need to show the timeleft in the title, how I can do it? I tried few methods, but none of them worked.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by dark_style Hey guys, I need to show the timeleft in the title, how I can do it? I tried few methods, but none of them worked.

You have to show a new menu with a new title that has the new time in it. Update every second if you want it updated that much. IMO, it's probably too much hassle for such little gain but you can try it if you really want to do so.

[nikhilgupta345]

Originally Posted by fysiks You have to have to show a new menu with a new title that has the new time in it. Update every second if you want it updated that much. IMO, it's probably too much hassle for such little gain but you can try it if you really want to do so.

I find it easier to use the old style menu when dealing with dynamic menu options + titles.

[dark_style]

Originally Posted by fysiks You have to show a new menu with a new title that has the new time in it. Update every second if you want it updated that much. IMO, it's probably too much hassle for such little gain but you can try it if you really want to do so.

It won't be such a big problem if it doesn't update the timeleft. What I need is when I open the menu to have the timeleft as it's title and when I re-open it to shows me again the timeleft, but not with the same value as before? The problem is that I am not able to add it to the title.. I tried few methods with formatex, but none of them worked..

Nikhil, maybe you're right, but I'm not familiar with the old menu. And I would prefer the new one if it's possible to do it with it.

What I've tried was:

PHP Code:

static menu, timeleft[ 64 ]

formatex( timeleft, charsmax( timeleft ), "Timeleft: %d", get_timeleft() )

menu = menu_create( timeleft, "menu_handler" ) 


[ConnorMcLeod]

Should work (you may convert seconds to something more friendly though).