mccode-v2 Interact

[WarMad]

First go to viewuser.php and where you add all you links for send a message, attack, etc and add this

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Then make the file interact.php and in the file add this

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And thats it. I have not tested this i made it for a game i used to own and converted it to v2 so sorry a head of time if i forgot anything.

[Dave]

This is neat, nice little addition, really reminds me of poking people on Facebook!

You could wrap up your "is interact-able" logic into a single re-usable function.

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Then you can just execute this function before the event_add.

In an ideal world a function shouldn't die but this is MCCodes so there's no other option really.

[Magictallguy]

3 minutes ago, Dave said:

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In an ideal world a function shouldn't die but this is MCCodes so there's no other option really.

You can, but you've gotta pass `$h->endpage()` to it or it'll break layouts on defaults templates.

You could get around this by calling register_shutdown_function() and throwing a call to the endpage() in there

[Dave]

7 minutes ago, Magictallguy said:

You could get around this by calling register_shutdown_function() and throwing a call to the endpage() in there

I really dislike things that feel like magic, I'd rather have a hard dependency on the need to call endpage() rather than people struggling to find out what's going on!

MCCodes could be much better with a few basic architectural improvements. 

[Magictallguy]

Aye, I'm a little bit of a control freak when it comes to code too. Though, sometimes, letting the code give a little something back ain't so bad :P

[Dayo]

you could just use global $h within the function?

[sniko]

35 minutes ago, Dayo said:

you could just use global $h within the function?

Nah, injecting it into the function with a call parameter is much better. global should die.

Edited March 1, 2019 by sniko

[Dave]

1 hour ago, sniko said:

Nah, injecting it into the function with a call parameter is much better. global should die.

Death to all globals!

[Dayo]

15 hours ago, sniko said:

Nah, injecting it into the function with a call parameter is much better. global should die.

Normally i would agree but as this is mccodes v2 it's like putting a plaster over an amputated leg.