[Jon]

How can you pass arguments in the new menu system without using globals? :

#include <amxmodx>

public menu ( param[1] )
{
    new iMenu = menu_create ( "Test", "handler" )
        
    menu_additem ( iMenu, "Test", "1" )
    menu_display ( id, iMenu )
    
    // PASS PARAM[0] AND PARAM[1] INTO THE HANDLER ??
        
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}
    
/* - - - - - - - */
    
public handler ( id, iMenu, iItem )
{
    if ( iItem == MENU_EXIT )
    {
        menu_destroy ( iMenu )
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED
    }
        
    new iAccess, iCallback, sData[33], sName[65]
    menu_item_getinfo( iMenu, iItem, iAccess, sData, 32, sName, 64, iCallback )
    new iKey = str_to_num ( sData )
    
    // need two indexes :(
    
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

[Exolent[jNr]]

You can pass the parameters into the info.

#include <amxmodx>

public menu ( param[1] )
{
    new iMenu = menu_create ( "Test", "handler" )
        
    menu_additem ( iMenu, "Test", "1 ^"data 1^" ^"data 2^"" )
    menu_display ( id, iMenu )
        
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}
    
/* - - - - - - - */
    
public handler ( id, iMenu, iItem )
{
    if ( iItem == MENU_EXIT )
    {
        menu_destroy ( iMenu )
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED
    }
        
    new iAccess, iCallback, sData[33], sName[65]
    menu_item_getinfo( iMenu, iItem, iAccess, sData, 32, sName, 64, iCallback )
    
    new sKey[4], sData1[16], sData2[16];
    parse(sData, sKey, 3, sData1, 15, sData2, 15);
    
    new iKey = str_to_num(sKey);
    
    // need two indexes :(
    new index1 = str_to_num(sData1);
    new index2 = str_to_num(sData2);
    
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED
}

[Jon]

Thanks, never thought about that.