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Hi guys,

I wanna know more about setElementData() and getElementData(). He's like a database? Where is saved these informations? I would know more about it. If somebody have any information, can post here.

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Sathler.

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I tried use Wiki. But it not answer: where the informations are saved? Is saved in a mini-database? In a XML file? I wanna know it, Karthik.

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Jaysds1, haha, I won't beat you :P But thanks for the post.

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Wow, Jaysds, it is what I wanna know. Thanks for the answer.

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Sathler.

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LOL You're wrong Jaysds1. I don't know exactly where is saved but I think that it's in the memory because when the element is deleted the data is deleted too.

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I think it is stored in MTA itself.

Try to download the decompiled MTA version and search after the setElementData function.

It looks like a temporarly save of a certain key.

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I think it is stored in MTA itself.

Try to download the decompiled MTA version and search after the setElementData function.

It looks like a temporarly save of a certain key.

Yes, basically that's what I tried to say :)

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