[^SmileY]

Originally Posted by DjSoftero You're wrong. Other way would be for a client to use console command, which is less convenient..

Really no

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>

new g_Tags[MAX_PLAYERS+1][32];

public plugin_init()
{
	register_plugin("Test","0.1","SmileY");

	register_clcmd("say","SayHandle");
	register_clcmd("say_team","SayHandle");

	register_clcmd("/tag","cmdTag",ADMIN_ALL,"<tag> - Register a tag in chat");
}

public SayHandle(id)
{
	new Args[192];
	read_args(Args,charsmax(Args));
	remove_quotes(Args);
	
	if(Args[0] == '/')
	{
		client_cmd(id,Args);
		return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
	}
	
	return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
}

public cmdTag(id,level,cid)
{
	if(!cmd_access(id,level,cid,2))
	{
		return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
	}

	read_argv(1,g_Tags[id],charsmax(g_Tags[]));

	client_print(id,print_chat,"[TAG] %s tag was set.",Tag);

	return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
}

A simple example, no messagemode here

[CrazY.]

Your code does the same basically. Anyway, there's no problem with messagemod, I don't know why you're avoiding using it.

[^SmileY]

Originally Posted by CrazY. Your code does the same basically. Anyway, there's no problem with messagemod, I don't know why you're avoiding using it.

People can bypass messagemode to change tag or something else, and you do not need to create a global to store who open the command or not, only store tags