Song requests

[marty000123]

Hai

I'm looking for a script which makes players able to request a song with ''/song ''

If a player only does /song, without the name after it, the words ''Enter a song!'' must appear in their screen. (Red letters)

The players in the ACL group called ''Staff'' will get the song request.

Output (for people in ACL group ''Staff''): '' A Song has been requested by . Requested Song: . '' (Blue letters)

Thanks in advance!

Marty

[ReSe]

It's pretty simple but I don't think anyone will do it for free. It needs good way to display requests for staff and a way to remove then from list. Best way is separate dxDraw window. Since im low on cash I would make it for few $$

Text me on skype if you're interested. skype: patryk_gs

[Citizen]

It's pretty simple but I don't think anyone will do it for free. It needs good way to display requests for staff and a way to remove then from list. Best way is separate dxDraw window. Since im low on cash I would make it for few $$

Text me on skype if you're interested. skype: patryk_gs

Lol what a ______ !

You wanna be paid for doing such simple command ?! Shame on you !

function songRequest(thePlayer, cmd, ...) 
    local songName = table.concat( {...}, " " ) -- This will handle song names which contains spaces 
    if not songName or songName == "" then 
        outputChatBox("USAGE: /song ", thePlayer, 200, 0, 0) 
        return 
    end 
    -- here we have have song name 
    local requester = getPlayerName( thePlayer ) 
    for k, player in ipairs( getElementsByType( "player" ) ) do 
        local accName = getAccountName( getPlayerAccount( thePlayer ) ) 
        if isObjectInACLGroup( "user."..accName, aclGetGroup( "Staff" ) ) then 
            outputChatBox("A song has been requested by "..requester..". Requested Song: "..songName..".", player, 0, 200, 0) 
        end 
    end 
end 
addCommandHandler("song", songRequest, false, false) 

I didn't test it but I'm pretty sure it should work as requested.

(It also handle song names with spaces in them)

Regards,

Citizen