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Thank you.

okay, so im having a small problem with timers, i have a function, lets just say, for example, i have a function which outputs something to the chat. Now i want to make that function, execute, every 30 minutes, for example. How can i do that? My other question is about GUI. how can i do that, for example, i have a command. and an arguement, that is a player name. so for example, my command is /h Josh. I want a gui window, to open for the player with the name "Josh", when i enter the command. Thanks for the help.

Thanks.

They are there for testing purposes, i was trying to figure the problem out, thats why they are there.

I dont have a GUI Window. Heres my script. function login(player) outputChatBox(source) lathatoE = guiGetVisible(test) if not lathatoE then showCursor(true) fadeCamera(source, true, 5) setCameraMatrix(2442.1264648438,-1649.2254638672,28.584239959717, 5000, -500,-500) test = guiCreateStaticImage(0, 300, 413, 150, "bg1.png", false) test2 = guiCreateStaticImage(399, 202, 485, 357, "bg2.png", false) test3 = guiCreateStaticImage(868, 300, 413, 150, "bg1.png", false) felhnevBox = guiCreateEdit(541, 302, 201, 27, "", false) pwBox = guiCreateEdit(541, 422, 201, 27, "", false) loginButton2 = guiCreateStaticImage(553, 447, 178, 100, "loginBut.png", false,test) addEventHandler("onClientGUIClick",loginButton2, tryLogin, false) GuiSetEnabled(test,false) GuiSetEnabled(test2,false) GuiSetEnabled(test3,false) dxDrawImage(405, 212, 462, 333, "bg1.png",0, 0, 0, tocolor(255, 255, 255, 255), true) end end addEventHandler("onPlayerJoin", getRootElement(), login)

Not really sure what you mean. I have the handler like this: addEventHandler("onClientGUIClick",loginButton2, tryLogin, false) and the loginButton2 is: loginButton2 = guiCreateStaticImage(553, 447, 178, 100, "loginBut.png", false)

Hello. So, i have a login panel made with Static Images. I have an onClientGUIClick eventhandler, for the loginButton element. Clicking on the button, i created a function, it works. But if i click anywhere else on the panel that is a gui Image, it does this. The original panel: Anyone have any idea whats wrong with it? Im sure its not the coding, since its just the panel with an event pointing to another function.

The MTA Wiki is always a good place to learn it. You can find basically everything on it.

Specific Position? Well, you could attach it to something, right? for example, a player, object, vehicle. use attachElements

I dont really get what you mean, you can use dxDrawText

There isnt any event called onPlayerEnter1.

People here dont give support with leaked scripts.

in this type of script, he needed it as a clientside. i said it kinda wrong, but true, ill edit the post in a sec.

you can do this for serverside. Triggers the client event showChat, when a player logs in. Since you need showChat as a client side function, you have to use triggerClientEvent. Server function showChat() triggerClientEvent("showChat", getRootElement) end addEventHandler("onPlayerLogin",getRootElement(),showChat) Client function showChat() showChat(true) end addEvent("showChat", true) addEventHandler("showChat",getRootElement(), showChat) Didnt test, should work fine though.

I dont really understand..

You are welcome.

addEventHandler("onClientPlayerSpawn", root, function() JoinMusic = playSound("music/welcome.mp3") setTimer ( stopMusic, 5000, 1) end) function stopMusic() stopSound(JoinMusic) end

Why dont you just use this. mysql_host = "127.0.0.1" mysql_user = "root" mysql_pass = "yourpass" mysql_db = "yourdb" db_import = mysql_connect(mysql_host,mysql_user,mysql_pass,mysql_db) Much easier. but you can also try using sql:query

Tbh no point in securing it that much, if there is no vulnerability to access the DB[sqli].

guiCreateStaticImage

You're welcome.

Exactly what he is saying, forgot to add that. Use md5, sha1, or even sha256.

<?php if (isset($_POST['submitb'])) { //If the submit button was pushed $username = $_POST['username']; //Lets get the HTML Info $password = $_POST['password']; //config $db_host = "localhost"; $db_user = "root"; $db_pass = "your password"; $db_name = "your database name"; $kapcs = mysql_connect($db_host,$db_user,$db_pass); mysql_select_db($db_name); $query = "INSERT INTO users (username,password) VALUES('$username','$password')"; //Inserting data to db. $doquery = mysql_query($query,$kapcs); print "Registration Successful.<br>"; //Successful registration. header('refresh:3;url=index.php'); //Redirect to index.php in 3 seconds. } } else { //Print the original HTML Form you are using. print '<form method="POST" ACTION="">'; print '<input type="text" size="30" name="username" maxlength="32" placeholder="Username"><br><br>'; print '<input type="password" size="30" name="password" maxlength="32" placeholder="Password"><br><br>'; print '<input type="submit" value="Register!" name="submitb">'; print '</form>'; } ?>

Sure, give me a few minutes.

You can do that with PHP. an HTML form, to insert the data into, a PHP script to get the data out of it and insert it to a mysql database.