Second-Sub-Folder? (also say();)

[RozenMaiden]

Hi,

when I do something lik

PHP Code:

temp.alist.loadfolder( "scriptfiles/blub/*", 0 ); 


it works fine
but for

PHP Code:

temp.alist.loadfolder( "scriptfiles/blub/ll/*", 0 ); 


it would return nothing... any solution? yeah the folders do exist. It is a clientside script too


and second:
I made a sign and tried to do

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated()
  {
  showcharacter();
  }
function onPlayerTouchsMe()
  {
  say( 0 );
  } 


but that doesn't work. Any ideas?

[Chompy]

For the loadfolder() part, try using 1 instead of 0

And for the say2(), what are you trying to do? Make the sign say "0"?

[xXziroXx]

For the sign part, 0 is considered as nothing at all, thus will be treated as such. If you want it to show 0, treat it as a string ("0").

[Crow]

May I remind you that say(index) will show the sign text of a level sign with the specified index? You should use say2(string) instead.

[Loriel]

It looks like he wanted to show a level sign by index to me.

[RozenMaiden]

Originally Posted by Loriel

It looks like he wanted to show a level sign by index to me.

Yeah, thats why I used say instead of say2

loadfolder still doesn't work, even with 1 instead of 0

[xXziroXx]

Ah, I didn't pay attention to if it was say or say2, considering I've practically only used the latter. Ever.

[Loriel]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

Ah, I didn't pay attention to if it was say or say2, considering I've practically only used the latter. Ever.

I kind of assumed support for say was silently dropped at some point since g2k2

[cbk1994]

loadfolder("path/to/file/*", true); should work

[RozenMaiden]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

loadfolder("path/to/file/*", true); should work

nope, nothing

[LoneAngelIbesu]

Originally Posted by RozenMaiden

nope, nothing

The scriptfiles (a clientside) directory goes: scriptfiles/server name/path/to/folder.

So, you should be using:

PHP Code:

temp.alist.loadfolder("blub/ll/*", 0); 


Which will load the files from: scriptfiles/server name/blub/ll.

You don't need to put scriptfiles or your servername, when using loadfolder() on clientside, I believe. Correct me if I'm wrong, somebody who knows.

[RozenMaiden]

Originally Posted by LoneAngelIbesu

The scriptfiles (a clientside) directory goes: scriptfiles/server name/path/to/folder.

So, you should be using:

PHP Code:

temp.alist.loadfolder("blub/ll/*", 0); 


Which will load the files from: scriptfiles/server name/blub/ll.

You don't need to put scriptfiles or your servername, when using loadfolder() on clientside, I believe. Correct me if I'm wrong, somebody who knows.

well, i don't want it server-based

[LoneAngelIbesu]

Originally Posted by RozenMaiden

well, i don't want it server-based

If you're saving data to files clientside, then you have no choice.

[RozenMaiden]

Originally Posted by LoneAngelIbesu

If you're saving data to files clientside, then you have no choice.

Well, why not? Especially since loadfolder worked for searching ll.txt in scriptfiles/blub/*.txt

[LoneAngelIbesu]

Originally Posted by RozenMaiden

Well, why not? Especially since loadfolder worked for searching ll.txt in scriptfiles/blub/*.txt

When you save data to a file on the clientside, it automatically saves it to the server's folder within scriptfiles. For example, savelines("test/file.txt", 0); will save file.txt to serverfiles/Valikorlia/test/file.txt, on Valikorlia.

Why is it such a big deal that they're saved in sub-folders?