[yan1255]

I don't know if anyone else noticed but i tryed the example of your Basic Vote Menu...
and the vote doesn't ends... i mean it will continue from the last result for example:
I choose the Option 1 and then the vote was over so it shows that Option 1 has won the vote
and then i just start the vote again and choose Option 2 and it shows a tie...
I used this to stop it... and i'm sure theres a better way... i just tryed this

PHP Code:

    gVotes[ 0 ] = 0;
    gVotes[ 1 ] = 0;
    // this is found in the - public EndVote( ) on the end 


[hleV]

arrayset(gVotes, 0, sizeof gVotes);

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by hleV arrayset(gVotes, 0, sizeof gVotes);

If there are only two options, I'm guessing that it's more efficient to set the two cell manually like yan does above.

[Emp`]

Originally Posted by yan1255 I don't know if anyone else noticed but i tryed the example of your Basic Vote Menu... and the vote doesn't ends... i mean it will continue from the last result for example: I choose the Option 1 and then the vote was over so it shows that Option 1 has won the vote and then i just start the vote again and choose Option 2 and it shows a tie... I used this to stop it... and i'm sure theres a better way... i just tryed this PHP Code:     gVotes[ 0 ] = 0;     gVotes[ 1 ] = 0;     // this is found in the - public EndVote( ) on the end

Thank you for bringing that to my attention, I have added it to the example vote menus.

[B l e n d]

What do:
menu_additem(menu, "\wI'm Selection #1", "1", 0);

AkA:

menu_additem(menu, "\wI'm Selection #1", "1", ADMIN_ADMIN);


Mean? =)

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by B l e n d What do: menu_additem(menu, "\wI'm Selection #1", "1", 0); AkA: menu_additem(menu, "\wI'm Selection #1", "1", ADMIN_ADMIN); Mean? =)

http://hg.alliedmods.net/amxmodx-cen...wmenus.inc#l77

[B l e n d]

Originally Posted by fysiks http://hg.alliedmods.net/amxmodx-cen...wmenus.inc#l77

Thank you very much!
But I didn't know that "-1" return false.
Isnt: < 0 true and > 0 true

[hleV]

For anyone interested, I use this for menus with callbacks when the menu supposedly can still be open for client who should no longer be able to use it.
For example: the menu option should only be available to alive players. The player has the menu opened and dies. The menu option is still available for him to use.

PHP Code:

public OnMenu(client, menu, item)
{
    // Real item IDs start from 0, but options like exit, next or
    // back all have negative IDs, so it's incorrect to only check
    // if item == MENU_EXIT, because this function is called for
    // MENU_NEXT and MENU_BACK as well
    if (item < 0)
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
    
    // Now we check if for this client, menu item selected is valid,
    // as player may have died and should be no longer able to use
    if (!IsMenuItemValid(client, item))
    {
        // The menu item is invalid, we re-display the menu with
        // updated (disabled) menu items
        menu_display(client, menu);
        
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
    }
    
    // We do the usual menu stuff
    
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
}

public OnMenuCallback(client, menu, item)
{
    // We don't need to check whether the item < 0 because callback
    // is only called for items we specified when adding menu items
    
    // Now we use same function as above, but to mark items as
    // either enabled or disabled
    return IsMenuItemValid(client) ? ITEM_ENABLED : ITEM_DISABLED;
}

bool:IsMenuItemValid(client, item)
{
    // We can do additional checks here, which apply to all items
    if (!is_user_alive(client))
        return false;
    
    // Just pure examples, no commenting needed
    switch (item)
    {
        case 0:
        {
            if (get_user_health(client) >= 100)
                return false;
        }
        case 1:
        {
            if (cs_get_user_money(client) < 1000)
                return false;
        }
    }
    
    // We went through all checks. Menu item is available for client
    return true;
} 


Basically, the same checks should be used in both the menu handler function (though it may have more checks as seen in the example) and menu callback function.

[Fr33m@n]

To visualy remove a new menu, you can use something like
show_menu(id, 0, " ") to get ride of the HUD. (thx Connor)
Don't forget to menu_destroy your menu if it's a dynamic one.

Can someone explain me why my global g_voteNextmapMenu working dynamic new menu return me 0 right here ?

PHP Code:

new menu, newmenu
player_menu_info(player, menu, newmenu)
client_print(player, print_chat, "%d %d %d", g_voteNextmapMenu, menu, newmenu) 


[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Fr33m@n Can someone explain me why my global g_voteNextmapMenu working dynamic new menu return me 0 right here ? PHP Code: new menu, newmenu player_menu_info(player, menu, newmenu) client_print(player, print_chat, "%d %d %d", g_voteNextmapMenu, menu, newmenu)

Can't help you without the full code. Attach the .sma file.