[Mikka]

Hello, at the outset, I would like to inform you that I don't want to use menu_additem. I need information on how to add a list of items to my menu using a for loop. The code below doesn't display it correctly (it only displays the last element of the loop)..

public my_menu(id) {
	new format_menu[1024];
	
	formatex(format_menu, charsmax(format_menu), "\ySelect item:^nCountdown: %d!^n^n", timer);
	
	for(new i=0; i < items; i++) {
		formatex(format_menu, charsmax(format_menu), "%d. %s", i+1, itemsName[i])
	        show_menu(id, M_KEYS, format_menu, -1, "Item lists");
}
	return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
}

[Leech_v2]

Array elements can be used as string parameters. The meaning is to start filling in the content at the element position.At this point, The capacity of a string needs to be reduced by element index.
Otherwise, out of bounds characters will be filled into other variables adjacent to the array in memory

PHP Code:

byteId += formatex(array[byteId], charsmax(array) - byteId, "new line^n") 


[lexzor]

first of all you format menu body then call show_menu:

#include <amxmodx>

public my_menu(id) {
    new format_menu[1024], iCounter;
    
    iCounter = formatex(format_menu, charsmax(format_menu), "\ySelect item:^nCountdown: %d!^n^n", timer);
    
    for(new i=0; i < items; i++)
    {
        iCounter += formatex(format_menu[iCounter], charsmax(format_menu), "%d. %s^n", i+1, itemsName[i])
    }

    show_menu(id, M_KEYS, format_menu, -1, "Item lists");
}