[matchaboy]

Originally Posted by floube If you want to get the parameters the user gave (eg. <message>) than: Yes.

so example i have the if(args < 1) and if(args > 1)

so i put GetCmdArg(1) and GetCmdArg(2) right?

Edit 1: Would this work?

 GetCmdArg(1, Arg1, sizeof(Arg1)); 
     GetClientName(client, name, sizeof(name));
     PrintToChat(client, %s: %s, name, Arg1);
     
     GetCmdArg(2, Arg2, sizeof(Arg2));
     GetClientName(client, name, sizeof(name));
     PrintToChat(client, %s : %s, name, Arg2);

The strings being new String : Arg1[32];

[floube]

Completely right.

An if before GetCmdArg avoids problems:

PHP Code:

if (args != 2) {
    PrintToChat(client, "Usage: !command <message> <player>");
        
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


[matchaboy]

after this the plugin can end right?

Edit 1 : How do I enable the cvar? also public Action?

Edit 2 : This was how I put it, but i'm not quite sure if it will work

public OnClientPutInServer(client
{
    new IsEnabled = GetConVarInt(report_enable);          //report_enable = IsEnabled
    if(IsEnabled == 1)
    {
      new String:EP[99];                                  //report_email
      Get ConVarString(report_email, EP, sizeof(EP));
      
     if(IsEnabled == 0)
   {
     report_email = "NONE"
   }

Edit 3: Nevermind I understand it now, I am left with a last part of my plugin, which is to send an email through typing !command

Any ideas how to do it?

[TnTSCS]

nevermind, looks like you figured it out

Originally Posted by matchaboy if a player types !command , then I want it to say to him <message1> and <message2> and through console too, will this work? PHP Code:  public Action:command_example(client_args)             {                PrintToChat(client, "Message1");                PrintToChat(client, "Message2");                PrintToConsole(client, "Message1);                PrintToConsole(client, "Message2);                        return Plugin_Handled;     }  Will it work?

No, you have to get the strings from the command arguments. This section of the Commands wiki can show you how to extract the strings from the command arguments

Also, use the PHP tag instead of the CODE tag for sourcepawn... or you could try the PAWN tag too

[matchaboy]

What's wrong in this code?

Edit 1 : Also, in the earlier post the !command <message>

This <message> how do i use it for a string?

like new String and then smth, cos i'm trying to use this plugin : https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=105443

Any help?

[TnTSCS]

Originally Posted by matchaboy ... I am left with a last part of my plugin, which is to send an email through typing !command Any ideas how to do it?

Look at this plugin to see how you can send eMail: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=166577

[TnTSCS]

Originally Posted by matchaboy What's wrong in this code?

what code?

[matchaboy]

Originally Posted by TnTSCS what code?

Nothing, now.

[matchaboy]

Originally Posted by TnTSCS Look at this plugin to see how you can send eMail: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=166577

Is it possible i enter the code in my plugin?

[TnTSCS]

I think you need to slow your roll a little. You are way too anxious to get something accomplished without first understanding the basics.

Between the wiki links I posted for CVars and Commands, and looking at peace-maker's code you should be able to figure out how to make a plugin that can send eMail when a user types the command and arguments.