Array help

[Crow]

Why are you using a thiso prefix there? Should work with a regular this prefix.

[Astram]

Originally Posted by Crow

Why are you using a thiso prefix there? Should work with a regular this prefix.

In a different part of the script im using thiso. because well I need it

[Crow]

But you do not need it in this case. You only need that particular prefix if you want to reference to the NPC the code is executed in while being in another NPC's scope, like inside some of this stuff:

PHP Code:

with (npc) {
  // boo
} 


[Astram]

Originally Posted by Crow

But you do not need it in this case. You only need that particular prefix if you want to reference to the NPC the code is executed in while being in another NPC's scope, like inside some of this stuff:

PHP Code:

with (npc) {
  // boo
} 


Would that mess up the script like the problem im having...

[Crow]

Originally Posted by Astram

Would that mess up the script like the problem im having...

Just try using a this prefix instead of the thiso one.

[Astram]

Originally Posted by Crow

Just try using a this prefix instead of the thiso one.

Alright, gotcha, but do you know why the array isnt displaying anything besides this.rights[0]

[Crow]

Originally Posted by Astram

Alright, gotcha, but do you know why the array isnt displaying anything besides this.rights[0]

Dunno. I was being lazy and assumed that the wrong prefix was the only problem. Let me take a closer look..

Edit: What do you want to do, anyway? Your conditions seem strange; you also got your operators the wrong way (=> and =< instead of >= and <=, but I'm not sure if that even matters). Also, you're converting an integer to a string for your array index here:

PHP Code:

this.selected = thiso.rights[(@this.selectedid - 1)]; 


Which isn't even necessary. This should do:

PHP Code:

this.selected = this.rights[this.selectedid - 1];