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EnderCrypt OP
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22.05.11 02:32:38 pm

why is the orginal text still being displayed?

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i = 0
text_type = 0 --normal
while (i <= #admin) do
i = i + 1
if (player(id, "usgn") == admin[i]) then
text_type = 1 --administrator
end
end
if (player(id, "usgn") == 5783) then
text_type = 2 -- high admin
end
if text_type == 0 then
msg("©255255255 ["..id.."]{"..player(id,"usgn").."}"..player(id,"name")..": "..text.."")
end
if text_type == 1 then
msg("©000000255 ["..id.."]{"..player(id,"usgn").."}"..player(id,"name")..": "..text.."")
end
if text_type == 2 then
msg("©255000000 ["..id.."]{"..player(id,"usgn").."}"..player(id,"name")..": "..text.."")
end
return 1

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i = 0
text_type = 0 --normal
while (i <= #admin) do
i = i + 1
if (player(id, "usgn") == admin[i]) then
text_type = 1 --administrator
end
end
if (player(id, "usgn") == 5783) then
text_type = 2 -- high admin
end
if text_type == 0 then
msg("©255255255 ["..id.."]{"..player(id,"usgn").."}"..player(id,"name")..": "..text.."")
return 1
end
if text_type == 1 then
msg("©000000255 ["..id.."]{"..player(id,"usgn").."}"..player(id,"name")..": "..text.."")
return 1
end
if text_type == 2 then
msg("©255000000 ["..id.."]{"..player(id,"usgn").."}"..player(id,"name")..": "..text.."")
return 1
end

noone of these works
the msg are displayed correctly, however reall text is still displayed, no error
i dont se problem

also, this is only a part of the code

Re: old text still displayed

EngiN33R
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22.05.11 02:34:44 pm

Do you have those inside a function that has a say hook assigned to it?

Please show the whole code.

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EnderCrypt OP
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22.05.11 02:42:47 pm

its in say hook

Re: old text still displayed

Starkkz
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22.05.11 03:06:39 pm

Well, i don't see the added hook and the function.

Priority is only important if there is more than one function attachted to the same hook!
Default is 0, higher numbers = higher priority, lower numbers (also negative) = lower priority.
The attached function with the HIGHEST priority is the LAST function which will be executed.
Moreover CS2D will take the return value of this function (if there is any)!
In most cases you will just omit the priority parameter (yes, it is [optional])!

Re: old text still displayed

DannyDeth
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22.05.11 09:40:55 pm

Usually what I would recommend doing is to make sure that you are running only that script, and then making sure that you have your priorities lined up nicely, like Dark Byte said.