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[KGB]

could you point me in the right direction of creating a custom menu to the sm_admin menu of enabling and disable certain plugins?

[rolay07]

Originally Posted by KGB could you point me in the right direction of creating a custom menu to the sm_admin menu of enabling and disable certain plugins?

I know it's been a while, but maybe it will help for someone:

So, my solution is (adminmenu_custom.txt):

"Commands"
{ 

	"Plugin toggle"

	{
		"RANDOM PLUGIN"
		{
			"cmd"		"plugins #1 random_plugin.smx"
			"admin"		"sm_ban"
			"execute"	"server"
			"1"
			{
				"type" 		"list"
				"title"		"Turn the Random plugin:"
				"1"		"enable"
				"1."		"ON"
				"2"		"disable"
				"2."		"OFF"
			}
		}
		"ANOTHER PLUGIN"
		{
			"cmd"		"plugins #1 another_plugin.smx"
			"admin"		"sm_ban"
			"execute"	"server"
			"1"
			{
				"type" 		"list"
				"title"		"Turn the Another plugin:"
				"1"		"enable"
				"1."		"ON"
				"2"		"disable"
				"2."		"OFF"
			}
		}
	}

}

[ZzzZandra]

Originally Posted by DarthNinja [Any] Plugin Enable/Disable Version 1.0.1 Description: [INDENT]Move plugins to and from the disabled folder by command. Why? I use this for my plugin development to quickly disable plugins without having to use FTP. This is for cases when I want to unload a plugin and make sure it won't load itself again after a restart.

It's also extremely useful when some very good but buggy plugins have difficulties on enabling/disabling it, and you can't find a alternative. Very good work!

[Allower]

Any very useful plugin by DarthNinja

[Linkaton]

When using the commands how are they to be executed?
doing plugin_enable <plugin name> in console doesn't work
I believe it should be updated to show exactly how it should be executed tbh.

[DarthNinja]

Originally Posted by Linkaton doing plugin_enable <plugin name> in console doesn't work.

Probably because that isn't the command.

Originally Posted by Linkaton I believe it should be updated to show exactly how it should be executed tbh.

Refer to the OP, it is correct.

[xjonx]

Does the file name need to include the extension (.smx)?

[Allower]

Originally Posted by xjonx Does the file name need to include the extension (.smx)?

No, you can type plugins disable name

But, if you want you might type plugins disable name.smx

[ksyko]

modified it a bit so that folders can be moved instead. files should be moved too but you would have to specify whole name, eg foo.smx
try on your own risk, my first post and attempt here.

commands are the same:
plugins enable folder
plugins disable folder