[Parisapo]

How do I add the plugin commands such as @all @t @ct I did.

#include <sourcemod>

public Plugin:myinfo =
{
	name = "[CSGO] !canver by SelimYasar",
	description = "Can Verme Türkçeleştirme",
	author = "Selim Yasar",
	version = "1.0",
	url = "selimyasar.com"
}

public OnPluginStart()
{
	RegAdminCmd("sm_canver", Command_healthp, ADMFLAG_GENERIC);
}

public Action:Command_healthp(client, args)
{
	if(args < 1)
	{
		ReplyToCommand(client," \x02[Can Verme Plugini] \x10Kullanımı: \x0B!canver  \x01miktar \x10Örnek: \x0B!canver \x01miktar");
		return Plugin_Handled;
	}
	new String:name[64];
	new String:arg1[256];
	GetCmdArg(1, arg1, 256);
	GetClientName(client, name, 64);
	ServerCommand("sm_hp %s", arg1);
	PrintToChatAll(" \x02[%s] \x10%s \x01tarafından \x0BMahkumlara \x0E%s \x04can verildi.", "Can Verme Plugini", name, arg1);
	return Plugin_Handled;
}

[CliptonHeist]

https://sm.alliedmods.net/new-api/helpers/FindTarget

Also you should never use %s format modifier with server command unless you want someone to come in with the name ";rcon quit" and destroy your server. Use %N with the client index instead.

[DarkDeviL]

Originally Posted by CliptonHeist https://sm.alliedmods.net/new-api/helpers/FindTarget Also you should never use %s format modifier with server command unless you want someone to come in with the name ";rcon quit" and destroy your server. Use %N with the client index instead.

%N with client id wouldn't make a difference from %s with GetClientName.

Use %d with GetClientUserId(client).

[CliptonHeist]

Originally Posted by arne1288 %N with client id wouldn't make a difference from %s with GetClientName. Use %d with GetClientUserId(client).

Really? I always thought it did something different with the client index oops. I guess I have a bunch of plugins to rewrite now

[DarkDeviL]

Originally Posted by CliptonHeist Really? I always thought it did something different with the client index oops. I guess I have a bunch of plugins to rewrite now

Yep.

PHP Code:

GetClientName(client, name, 64);
ServerCommand("sm_kick %s hello", name); 


PHP Code:

ServerCommand("sm_kick %N hello", client); 


would literally be the same, so the ";quit" thing should actually trigger on both of them.

Things like:

PHP Code:

ServerCommand("sm_kick #%d hello", GetClientUserId(client)); 


wouldn't.

[ddhoward]

Now that the huge security issue has been pointed out, here's the actual solution to the question:

https://sm.alliedmods.net/new-api/co...ssTargetString