[ddhoward]

Originally Posted by eyal282 Then what's the workaround?

It was posted in post 5. You'd need several individual CheckCommandAccess calls.

Alternatively, some manual checking against GetAdminFlags would work. I think that this may be one of the few cases where GetAdminFlags/GetUserFlagBits would be preferred over CheckCommandAccess.

You could probably also use admin groups and group overrides to accomplish this more elegantly, but I've used that system only in brief testing of other plugins, so I'm not positive.

Originally Posted by eyal282 Before you keep this, try (ADMFLAG_CUSTOM1&ADMFLAG_CUSTOM5)|ADMFLAG_CHA NGEMAP

(ADMFLAG_CUSTOM1&ADMFLAG_CUSTOM5)|ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP

Think about what this is doing.

First, we combine CUSTOM1 and CUSTOM5 with the & operator. What do CUSTOM1 and CUSTOM5 have in common? Nothing. So that evaluates to zero.

(0)|ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP

Then, it combines 0 and CHANGEMAP with the | operator. Any "on" bits in either operand are "on" in the result. Since 0 has no on bits, it does nothing.

ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP

[Powerlord]

If you want to get technical you can merge two of the GetCommandAccess calls together, like this:

PHP Code:

if (CheckCommandAccess(client, "sm_asd", ADMFLAG_CUSTOM1|ADMFLAG_CUSTOM5)
    || CheckCommandAccess(client, "sm_asd", ADMFLAG_CHANGEMAP)) 


These two still need to remain separate as they're two separate checks.

[Bacardi]

Setting admin group with overrides you can restrict command "words" instead. Not need play with letters