[killerelite32]

do what john said above:
register_clcmd("say /buymsg", "hud_print_pre")

and take out the equili

[liOVERLOADil]

If I do what you just said, the program will not work!

And here is why...

register_clcmd("say /buymsg", "hud_print_pre")
The above will look for "say /buymsg" ONLY.
If something is written after "say /buymsg", it will not initiate the clcmd.

However, if I use the code that I have and make the program look for
"/buymsg" after every "say" command, I can then capture the message,
cull the "/buymsg", and keep only the message which the client wanted
to send.

Trust me, it really is a bug in AMXx. If you don't believe me, try using
strbreak in a plugin, or try using parse with spaces in the messages.

BAILOPAN - "parse() is a pretty bad function, I'd recommend not using it for anything personally..." Reference

[v3x]

BE ADVISED: Due to a bug in AMXx, "/buymsg" will still be displayed in the messages. More info about the bug is contained within this thread

replace(chat_message_final,191,"/buymsg","")

[lucky109]

Originally Posted by v3x BE ADVISED: Due to a bug in AMXx, "/buymsg" will still be displayed in the messages. More info about the bug is contained within this thread replace(chat_message_final,191,"/buymsg","")

compile error

[v3x]

No compile errors.

Here, try this.

[lucky109]

ok....work fine good job

[w00t_]

Hi, can you make like when I type /buymsg it won't appere in chat?

[AdaskoMX]

Why not to allow normall syntax like @r msg ?