[Bugsy]

PHP Code:

public GetFreePoints( id )
{
    new szSavedName[ 32 ] , szCurrentName[ 32 ] , szAuth[ 35 ] , iTS , iVaultExists;
    
    get_user_authid( id , szAuth , charsmax( szAuth ) );
    
    iVaultExists = nvault_lookup( g_iVaultHandle , szAuth , szSavedName , charsmax( szSavedName ) , iTS );
    get_user_name( id , szCurrentName , charsmax( szCurrentName ) );
    
    //Assuming a player who is not in the vault yet is eligible. 
    // - If players not in the vault are not eligible, remove the !iVaultExists condition.
    if ( !iVaultExists || ( iVaultExists && !equal( szSavedName , szCurrentName ) ) )
    {
        hnsxp_add_user_xp(id, get_pcvar_num(g_pPointsAmount));
        nvault_set( g_iVaultHandle , szAuth , szCurrentName );
        CC_SendMessage(id, "You succesfully received &x03%i &x04XP&x01.", get_pcvar_num(g_pPointsAmount));
    }
} 


[Napoleon_be]

Thanks Bugsy, that was my first intention, does it really matter if i use either "lookup" or "get"? I don't really see the timestamp having any use here.

[Bugsy]

If there is guaranteed to always be a value for the string key in your plugin/vault, then no. If there's a possibility for a key with an empty string value, then you must use lookup.

nvault_get( vault , key , data , len ) would return:

6 - ["key1"] ["value1"]
0 - ["key1"] [""]
0 - (key does not exist at all)