[claudiuhks]

Originally Posted by Alka Did you take a look at what Yami posted? PHP Code: SQL_ReadResult(Query, 1, nick[id], 31);  i assume that nick[] it's a string and it's properly declared. Replace 31 with your string size...

PHP Code:

#define MAX_PLAYERS 33
#define MAX_NAME_LENGTH 64 /* Example */

new cName[ MAX_PLAYERS ][ MAX_NAME_LENGTH ];
SQL_ReadResult( hQuery, 1, cName[ iPlayer ], charsmax( cName[ iPlayer ] ) ); // ( sizeof ( cName[ iPlayer ] ) - 1 ) 


[Alka]

Thanks captain! But it's not my job to learn optimizations, if quote was about that...and btw you don't need to index the array when you use charsmax()

[quark]

claudiu your code gives errors c:
But forgett, i already figure it out how to do it. And it's working fine.

[lucas_7_94]

charsmax( cName[ iPlayer ] ) -> charsmax( cName[ ] )

[YamiKaitou]

Originally Posted by lucas_7_94 charsmax( cName[ iPlayer ] ) -> charsmax( cName[ ] )

No, it was correct