Can somone make this command only work for an ACL group

Hey MTA, this is my first topic and i need somone who can make my script command work for only the acl group named Military. If you can do that, let me know please. -xXMADEXx

Download to script - http://www.mediafire.com/?xx60g6k1d1cm9j7

Just please somone make the script only work for ACL group named Military thanks.

https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/IsObjectInACLGroup

i didnt work

if isObjectInACLGroup("user."..accName,aclGetGroup("Admin")) then return; end 

Add that as teh first line of a function you want to stop someone using based on ACL?

if isObjectInACLGroup("user."..accName,aclGetGroup("Admin")) then return; end 

The ACL is the only way i can think of making it so if your in the military, you can leave to join a job and use /military to get back into it, I wish the script work, im not much of a scripter.

This is my script:

function togglestaffMode(thePlayer) 
local account = getPlayerAccount(thePlayer) 
if (not account or isGuestAccount(account)) then return end 
local accountName = getAccountName(account) 
if ( isObjectInACLGroup ( "user.".. accountName, aclGetGroup ( "military" ) ) ) then 
    if getElementData(thePlayer,"invincible") then 
        setElementData(thePlayer,"invincible",false) 
        outputChatBox("Staff Mode is now off.",thePlayer,255,0,0) 
    else 
        setElementData(thePlayer,"invincible",false) 
        outputChatBox("Staff Mode is now on.",thePlayer,0,255,0) 
        end 
    end 
end 
  
function createTeamsOnStart () 
        teammili = createTeam ( "Military", 0, 255, 0 ) 
         
end 
addEventHandler("onResourceStart", resourceRoot, createTeamsOnStart) 
  
  
    
   function lol ( player, command ) 
    setPlayerTeam ( player, teammili ) 
    setPlayerSkin(player, 287) 
         
end 
addCommandHandler ( "military", lol ) 

There's no need for checking this via script - in fact, it's bad practice since MTA already handles this kind of thing. Disallow the command from the default/Everyone group, allow it specifically for the group(s) that's supposed to use it. Just look at acl.xml and you'll figure out the pattern - if you get in trouble, read the wiki.

Moved to scripting.

There's no need for checking this via script - in fact, it's bad practice since MTA already handles this kind of thing. Disallow the command from the default/Everyone group, allow it specifically for the group(s) that's supposed to use it. Just look at acl.xml and you'll figure out the pattern - if you get in trouble, read the wiki.

Moved to scripting.

OMFG how did i not think of that, i do it all the time, today just isnt my day