How do i do this ?

[tim260]

Hey guys, i have a table in my scoreboard for the spawned skin from 50p's spawn menu.

exports["scoreboard"]:scoreboardAddColumn ( "Class", root, 80 ) 

setElementData ( client, "Class", skin.name ) 

How can i do like :

    if  getElementData(source,"Class") == "Admin" 

because i cant get it to work

[Castillo]

I don't understand your question.

[Jaysds1]

I don't understand your question.

I think he means getting the element data from the scoreboard...

@tim

you can't get the element data from the table, the element data is on the player, so if you want to get the class from a certain player, use:

getElementsByType("player") 
for i,v in ipairs(--[[the table from the getElementsByType]])do 
--code 
end 

[tim260]

I don't understand your question.

I think he means getting the element data from the scoreboard...

@tim

you can't get the element data from the table, the element data is on the player, so if you want to get the class from a certain player, use:

getElementsByType("player") 
for i,v in ipairs(--[[the table from the getElementsByType]])do 
--code 
end 

i dont understand it ;p

[X-SHADOW]

you want get the element data and set it by the class ?

for an example

if getElementData(source) == '1' then

in scoreboard show like this

tim260 [ Class 1] ?

[tim260]

What im trying to do is f.e. this :

function setAdmin ( thePlayer ) 
     if  getElementData(source,"Class") == "Admin" then 
        setElementModel ( thePlayer, 217 ) 
end 
addCommandHandler ( "staff", setAdmin ) 

restrict commands on class do you guys understand it now ? And im using 50p's spawn menu ( with a edit from castillo )

[Castillo]

function setAdmin ( thePlayer ) 
    if ( getElementData ( thePlayer, "Class" ) == "Admin" ) then -- Your player element is "thePlayer" not "source". 
        setElementModel ( thePlayer, 217 ) 
    end -- Missing end. 
end 
addCommandHandler ( "staff", setAdmin ) 

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[tim260]

nvm, thanks castillo it worked !

[Castillo]

You're welcome.

[Stanley Sathler]

And Tim260... I'm not a moderator, but remember bro: use titles well explained. Avoid titles like "Someone can help me", "My script doesn't work" and something like it. If you use objective titles, we will be more interested on click on your topic.

Good luck with your codes.

Stanley Sathler.