[Depresie]

Lets say i recieved my free mode for today, and here comes 00:00, and at 00:01 i try the free mode command, but the map didnt change yet so i will not recieve my free mode, and i tought that would update the prune and i will not be able to recieve the free mode again after map change, only on the next day

But the code works excelent, no issues at all

[Bugsy]

You could just check the timestamp of the existing nvault entry to see if a day has passed. If you go this route, you can ditch the entire pruning method.

[Bugsy]

Give this a try. The prune that is used here is just for cleanup and it does not impact the decision as to whether or not the player can use the command. It will prevent your vault file from getting huge.

Untested

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <nvault>

new g_Vault , g_szAuthID[ 33 ][ 34 ];

public plugin_init() 
{
    register_plugin( "Command once per day" , "0.1" , "bugsy" );
    
    register_clcmd( "getitem" , "GiveItem" );
}

public plugin_cfg()
{
    g_Vault = nvault_open( "test" );
    
    nvault_prune( g_Vault , 0 , get_systime() - 86400 );
}

public client_authorized( id )
{
    get_user_authid( id , g_szAuthID[ id ] , charsmax( g_szAuthID[] ) );
}

public GiveItem( id )
{
    new iTimestamp , szVal[ 10 ];
    
    if ( !nvault_lookup( g_Vault , g_szAuthID[ id ] , szVal , charsmax( szVal ) , iTimestamp ) || ( iTimestamp && ( ( get_systime() - iTimestamp ) >= 86400 ) ) )
    {
        //ok to give item
        
        nvault_set( g_Vault , g_szAuthID[ id ] , "whatever" );
    }
    else
    {
        //you can only have this once per day
    }
} 


[Depresie]

ah, so you say to check if the data is in the nvault instead of loading it
i was thinking about that, but as the previous method works flawlessly, i think i will stick with it
anyway thanks for the tuts im sure im gonna meet with nvault again soon, and all the stuff you posted will help me alot

[Bugsy]

This one is better and precise, at the exact moment 24 hours passes he will be able to use the command again.