[Deviance]

Originally Posted by Voi hmm i have an idea, make an ability that the plugin will upload guestbook.html to a www account, so it could be viewed via http

umm, to a map?

Originally Posted by Voi also it would be nice to write to guestbook via http, but we should figure out a way to synchronize writing from server and writing via webpage

i dunno how you mean ''to write to guestbook via http", you mean to make the file to a .html file?

[Voi]

i mean that you could write to that guestbook via "gb_write" on cstrike, and on a webpage via web browser

[Deviance]

Originally Posted by Voi i mean that you could write to that guestbook via "gb_write" on cstrike, and on a webpage via web browser

oh. But making someone to write via webpage isn't that hard, just that i dont got the energy to make it atm ^_^

[Voi]

is it possible to replace text with an images? you know smileys etc.

[Deviance]

Originally Posted by Voi is it possible to replace text with an images? you know smileys etc.

well, yeah you can edit everything

[Voi]

but how to do this automaticly? you know like on boards etc.

[Deviance]

Originally Posted by Voi but how to do this automaticly? you know like on boards etc.

You would need to change the code

[Voi]

yeah i know this... but change to what? ;]

[Xanimos]

Permissions can't be done as a cvar...or atleast not like that. The way you have it only works half way. You are passing the pcvar pointer for the flag..it won't work like that. The only way to have a cvar that has the flag is to use the text version of the flag. i.e: a for ADMIN_IMMUNITY, b for ADMIN_RESERVATION, etc... and in the command declaration you use 0 for the flag and then do a manual check later with get_user_flags(id) & read_flags(cvarString).

[Deviance]

Originally Posted by Xanimos Permissions can't be done as a cvar...or atleast not like that. The way you have it only works half way. You are passing the pcvar pointer for the flag..it won't work like that. The only way to have a cvar that has the flag is to use the text version of the flag. i.e: a for ADMIN_IMMUNITY, b for ADMIN_RESERVATION, etc... and in the command declaration you use 0 for the flag and then do a manual check later with get_user_flags(id) & read_flags(cvarString).

k, i've changed that

Originally Posted by Voi yeah i know this... but change to what? ;]

if you know HTML/PHP you could change it to everything you want
else... well i can't help, i suck @ HTML/PHP