[kaiii]

I've been searching for a register system with a userid but i cant seem to find anything! I found a lot of register systems but none of it has the User id function

Like when someone registers it has a hashtag and a number.

For example;

Test registered! test(#12553)

or something like that

[mlibre]

what systems do you use

[kaiii]

Originally Posted by mlibre what systems do you use

Right now im using an older version of m0skVi4a ;]'s Register System ( https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=171460 ) Because this works the best. It would be really cool if someone would be able to add the userid to the current register system i am using...

[fysiks]

What do you mean by "user id"? Everyone already has a SteamID so you can easily just use that.

[kaiii]

Originally Posted by fysiks What do you mean by "user id"? Everyone already has a SteamID so you can easily just use that.

I know but i saw it in a lot of servers that when a player registers it has a hashtag and a number.
Like for example;

Test35(#1) <---

And if a new player registers again it shows
Player5467(#2)

like the hashtag shows how many players how registered.

And thats what i really want

[JocAnis]

I didnt look too much in that code, but in my opinion with their MySQL table structure - you cant get these results, they only have 'name' , 'password' and 'status'. You can only sort columns for example by name but there is no point because there is nowhere date stored or at least any ID...someone should implement new table for you, pray anyone will do it for free

[kaiii]

Originally Posted by JocAnis I didnt look too much in that code, but in my opinion with their MySQL table structure - you cant get these results, they only have 'name' , 'password' and 'status'. You can only sort columns for example by name but there is no point because there is nowhere date stored or at least any ID...someone should implement new table for you, pray anyone will do it for free

Oh well.. And isnt there any register system with this type of function? I understand if there isnt any, i just really want to have one. I had one actually but that was buggy and really wasnt good for the zombie server.

[mlibre]

simpler like nfvault

[Tote]

Originally Posted by kaiii I know but i saw it in a lot of servers that when a player registers it has a hashtag and a number. Like for example; Test35(#1) <--- And if a new player registers again it shows Player5467(#2) like the hashtag shows how many players how registered. And thats what i really want

It's not register system with User ID, it's just counting the number on which position/num the player registered.

For Example:

Player1 is the first player to register himself on the system, so he is considered "#1" after registering
Player2 is the second player to register himself 'after' the first player, so he is considered "#2" after registering
same like this for player3,player5

How can you do it?

1. Make a new global

new g_iRegisterCounts;

now use them where is the register function for ex

remember, you need MySQL or Vault for it.

public player_registered_successfully(id) {
g_iRegisterCounts++
Save_nvaultDATA(id)
Load_nvaultDATA(id)
}

[kaiii]

Originally Posted by Tote It's not register system with User ID, it's just counting the number on which position/num the player registered. For Example: Player1 is the first player to register himself on the system, so he is considered "#1" after registering Player2 is the second player to register himself 'after' the first player, so he is considered "#2" after registering same like this for player3,player5 How can you do it? 1. Make a new global new g_iRegisterCounts; now use them where is the register function for ex remember, you need MySQL or Vault for it. public player_registered_successfully(id) { g_iRegisterCounts++ Save_nvaultDATA(id) Load_nvaultDATA(id) }

Oh my god yes!! This is what i want! Sorry for my bad english, it isnt my first language but yes, thats what i want! But im still stuck because im still a newbie to AMXX coding... I have my register system SMA, but it seems really complicated for me :/