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Old 06-19-2018 , 07:38   Expiration Date in default admin plugin
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Hello,
So, I've tried adding expiration date to the default admin.sma (only to the users.ini way, not mysql). The code is not yet tested, so it would be great if someone would like to test it out. Also, would be more great if someone could find out any bug or point some better way in it.
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Old 06-19-2018 , 07:58   Re: Expiration Date in default admin plugin
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This kind of thing should be included to the default AMXX package. Being able to add a date in the users.ini file will be much useful. Maybe I'll recreate the entire plugin one day.
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Old 06-19-2018 , 08:03   Re: Expiration Date in default admin plugin
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Or maybe if my code works, it could be added to amxmodx 1.8.3 under the next update
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Old 06-19-2018 , 08:13   Re: Expiration Date in default admin plugin
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I didn't check your code, but it should be easy to make. Just parse an additional parameter from the users.ini file that will be the date, compare it with the current date and stop the plugin from adding the admin if the date is passed.
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Old 06-19-2018 , 08:16   Re: Expiration Date in default admin plugin
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Actually what 1.8.3 is mostly lacking to be released is features for end users, plugin writes did get a lot of new features. This would be welcome, actually all first party plugins should receive some love.
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Old 06-19-2018 , 08:27   Re: Expiration Date in default admin plugin
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Actually what 1.8.3 is mostly lacking to be released is features for end users, plugin writes did get a lot of new features. This would be welcome, actually all first party plugins should receive some love.
And using 1.8.3 natives Mr.
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Old 06-23-2018 , 15:14   Re: Expiration Date in default admin plugin
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Hello,
I updated the code as above had few bugs. The plugin works fine if I add properly in users.ini. However, when I use amx_addadmin the expirationdate is not correctly added to users.ini. I doubt error is in
Code:
stock getExpirationDate(duration) {
	new year, month, day;
	date(year, month, day);

	day += duration;

	switch(month) {
			case 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 12 : {
				if(day > 31) {
					day -= 31;
					month += 1;
				}
			}
			case 2, 4, 6, 9, 11 : {
				if(day > 30) {
					day -= 30;
					month += 1;
				}
			}
	}

	new szExpirationDate[15];
	formatex(szExpirationDate, charsmax(szExpirationDate), "%d%s%s", year, month >= 10 ? "%d" : "0%d", month, day >= 10 ? "%d" : "0%d", day);

	return str_to_num(szExpirationDate);
}
If it is here, could someone point the error ? If not, could someone please check the code and point error ?
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Old 06-23-2018 , 16:06   Re: Expiration Date in default admin plugin
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What exactly is the output?

You're making that stock way more complicated than it has to be by the way:
PHP Code:
stock getExpirationDate(duration) {
    new 
szExpirationDate[15];
    
format_time(szExpirationDatecharsmax(szExpirationDate), "%Y%m%d"get_systime() + (duration 86400));
    return 
str_to_num(szExpirationDate);

Not sure why you return a str_to_num if you do a num_to_str on it right after.

Also, to automatically add a leading zero to an integer if it's a 1-digit number, you can use the following format:
PHP Code:
formatex(szExpirationDatecharsmax(szExpirationDate), "%d%02d%02d"yearmonthday); 
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Old 06-23-2018 , 16:15   Re: Expiration Date in default admin plugin
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Originally Posted by Kushfield View Post
What exactly is the output?

You're making that stock way more complicated than it has to be by the way:
PHP Code:
stock getExpirationDate(duration) {
    new 
szExpirationDate[15];
    
format_time(szExpirationDatecharsmax(szExpirationDate), "%Y%m%d"get_systime() + (duration 86400));
    return 
str_to_num(szExpirationDate);

Not sure why you return a str_to_num if you do a num_to_str on it right after.

Also, to automatically add a leading zero to an integer if it's a 1-digit number, you can use the following format:
PHP Code:
formatex(szExpirationDatecharsmax(szExpirationDate), "%d%02d%02d"yearmonthday); 
Thank you
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Old 07-29-2020 , 10:00   Re: Expiration Date in default admin plugin
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