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This function adds an [[account]] to the list of registered accounts of the current server. | This function adds an [[account]] to the list of registered accounts of the current server. | ||
==Syntax== | ==Syntax== |
Revision as of 20:09, 2 January 2017
This function adds an account to the list of registered accounts of the current server.
Syntax
account addAccount ( string name, string pass[, bool allowCaseVariations = false] )
OOP Syntax Help! I don't understand this!
- Note: This function is a static function underneath the Account class.
- Method: Account.add (...)
Required Arguments
- name: The name of the account you wish to make, this normally is the player's name.
- pass: The password to set for this account for future logins.
Optional Arguments
- allowCaseVariations: Whether the username is case sensitive (if this is set to true, usernames "Bob" and "bob" will refer to different accounts)
Returns
Returns an account or false if the account already exists or an error occured.
Limits
- name:
- Minimal account name length is 1 character.
- Account names are case-sensitive.
- Account name can not be equal to "*****"
- pass:
- Minimal account password length is 1 character.
- Maximum account password length is 30 characters.
- Account password can not be equal to "*****"
Example
Example 1: This enables players to register on your server by using /register <password> in the chat window.
function registerPlayer ( source, commandName, password ) -- Check if the password field is blank or not (only blank if they didnt enter one) if ( password ~= "" and password ~= nil ) then --Attempt to add the account, and save its value in a var local accountAdded = addAccount( getPlayerName(source), password ) if ( accountAdded ) then -- Tell the user all is done outputChatBox ( "Thank you " .. getPlayerName(source) .. ", you're now registed, you can login with /login", source ) else -- There was an error making the account, tell the user outputChatBox ( "Error creating account, contact the server admin", source ) end else -- There was an error in the syntax, tell the user the correct syntax. outputChatBox ( "Error creating account, correct syntax: /register <password>", source ) end end addCommandHandler ( "register", registerPlayer ) -- add the command handler
This code differs by allowing the user to change their username that they wish to use.
Example 2: This enables players to register on your server by using /register <username> <password> in the chat window.
function registerPlayer ( source, commandName, username, password ) if(password ~= "" and password ~= nil and username ~= "" and username ~= nil) then local accountAdded = addAccount(username,password) if(accountAdded) then outputChatBox("Thank you " .. getPlayerName(source) .. ", you're now registed, you can login with /login",source) else outputChatBox("Error creating account, contact the server admin.",source) end else outputChatBox("Error creating account, correct syntax: /register <nick> <pass>",source) end end addCommandHandler ( "register", registerPlayer ) -- add the command handler
Example 3: This code differs again so the user can only register once /register <username> <password>.
local bRegisteredOnce = false function registerPlayer ( source, commandName, username, password ) if(password ~= "" and password ~= nil and username ~= "" and username ~= nil and bRegisteredOnce == false) then local accountAdded = addAccount(username,password) if(accountAdded) then outputChatBox("Thank you " .. getPlayerName(source) .. ", you're now registed, you can login with /login",source) bRegisteredOnce = true else outputChatBox("Error creating account, contact the server admin.",source) end else if bRegisteredOnce == true then outputChatBox("You already registered on this server!",source) else outputChatBox("Error creating account, correct syntax: /register <nick> <pass>",source) end end end addCommandHandler ( "register", registerPlayer ) -- add the command handler
See Also
- addAccount
- copyAccountData
- getAccount
- getAccountData
- getAccountName
- getAccountPlayer
- getAccountSerial
- getAccounts
- getAccountsBySerial
- getAllAccountData
- getPlayerAccount
- isGuestAccount
- logIn
- logOut
- removeAccount
- setAccountData
- setAccountPassword
- getAccountByID
- getAccountID
- getAccountIP
- getAccountsByData
- getAccountsByIP
- setAccountName