[dark_style]

Originally Posted by ConnorMcLeod Should work (you may convert seconds to something more friendly though).

Well, I tried this:

PHP Code:

formatex( timeleft, charsmax( timeleft ), "Timeleft: %d", get_timeleft() / 60 ) 


Now it shows me the minutes, but without the seconds.. For example - if the timelimit is set to 59 the title will be "59", how I can do it to shows me the seconds?

[jim_yang]

get_timeleft() % 60

[dark_style]

Originally Posted by jim_yang get_timeleft() % 60

Thanks.

PHP Code:

formatex( timeleft, charsmax( timeleft ), "Timeleft: %d:%d", get_timeleft() / 60, get_timeleft() % 60 ) 


Works perfectly fine. Thank you guys!

[hannes]

thx helped me alot

[Evaldas.Grigas]

I read Anywai, Idiots. In the end of the text

[makavelli]

I'm confused, you said this
menu_additem(menu, "\wGo to SubMenu", "2", 0);
but does the first selection have a submenu too?
cous i dont want my 2nd choice to say go to submenu becous then i would need a menu in a menu in a menu (a sub-sub menu :p)

[Atov]

Is it possible to delete the blank menu lines, if you only have 3 items?

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by makavelli I'm confused, you said this menu_additem(menu, "\wGo to SubMenu", "2", 0); but does the first selection have a submenu too? cous i dont want my 2nd choice to say go to submenu becous then i would need a menu in a menu in a menu (a sub-sub menu :p)

The first option is not a sub-menu. The second option is. You can name it whatever you want. You can change the order however you want. You only code what you want to have in your menu.

Originally Posted by Atov Is it possible to delete the blank menu lines, if you only have 3 items?

What blank llines? The lines between the options and the exit option? Afaik, no you can't remove blank lines.

[makavelli]

ok so if i want to make 2 submenu's in the main menu,
can do do this then in public menu_handler(id, menu, item):

PHP Code:

case 1:         
   {          
   SubMenu1 (id);        
   }        
 case 2:         
  {  
   SubMenu2(id);         
  } 


and then just go work out submenu 1 and 2 in 2 seperate code blocks? and should i also have 2 submenu_handler blocks?
(submenu1 (id) and submenu2 (id) ) / ( public submenu_handler (id, menu, item)
how do i let the plugin know out of wich submenu handler to choose for submenu1 en submenu2 is?

[fysiks]

You need one handler for every time you use menu_create(). This means that if you have one menu with two sub menu's then you need a total of three handler functions.