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bool xmlSaveData ( string fileName, table data [, bool serverProtected = true, bool encryptData = false, bool resourceProtected = false ] ) | bool xmlSaveData ( string fileName, table data [, bool serverProtected = true, bool encryptData = false, bool resourceProtected = false ] ) | ||
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====Optional Arguments==== | ====Optional Arguments==== | ||
*'''serverProtected:''' If set to ''true'' the script will protect the file so, that can only the creator server can access it.''' | *'''serverProtected:''' If set to ''true'' the script will protect the file so, that can only the creator server can access it.''' | ||
*'''encryptData:''' If set to ''true'' the script will generate a random key and use it to encrypt your stored data. '''Note: If you want to store "sensitive data", always use encryption! (Account data should never be stored in serverside files - use a database instead!)''' | |||
*'''resourceProtected:''' If set to ''true'' the script will add the sourceResource name (so the name of the resource from which it got called) to the fileName, preventing it from getting read/overwritten/deleted by any other resource. If set to ''false'' you can use this script to call/send/modify tables from different resources without the use of events/other export functions. | |||
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*'''securityLevel:''' The level of security on which you want to store your data at as listed below: | |||
===Returns=== | |||
Returns ''true'' if successful, ''false'' otherwise. | |||
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<section name="Server" class="server" show="true"> | |||
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bool xmlSaveData ( string fileName, table data [, bool encryptData = false, bool resourceProtected = false ] ) | |||
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bool xmlSaveData ( string fileName, table data [, int securityLevel = 4] ) | |||
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====Required Arguments==== | |||
*'''fileName:''' The name of the file you want to create | |||
*'''data:''' The data you want to save (must be a table!) | |||
====Optional Arguments==== | |||
*'''encryptData:''' If set to ''true'' the script will generate a random key and use it to encrypt your stored data. '''Note: If you want to store "sensitive data", always use encryption! (Account data should never be stored in serverside files - use a database instead!)''' | *'''encryptData:''' If set to ''true'' the script will generate a random key and use it to encrypt your stored data. '''Note: If you want to store "sensitive data", always use encryption! (Account data should never be stored in serverside files - use a database instead!)''' | ||
*'''resourceProtected:''' If set to ''true'' the script will add the sourceResource name (so the name of the resource from which it got called) to the fileName, preventing it from getting read/overwritten/deleted by any other resource. If set to ''false'' you can use this script to call/send/modify tables from different resources without the use of events/other export functions. | *'''resourceProtected:''' If set to ''true'' the script will add the sourceResource name (so the name of the resource from which it got called) to the fileName, preventing it from getting read/overwritten/deleted by any other resource. If set to ''false'' you can use this script to call/send/modify tables from different resources without the use of events/other export functions. | ||
Revision as of 17:18, 11 September 2019
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Clientbool xmlSaveData ( string fileName, table data [, bool serverProtected = true, bool encryptData = false, bool resourceProtected = false ] )
bool xmlSaveData ( string fileName, table data [, int securityLevel = 4] )
Required Arguments
- fileName: The name of the file you want to create
- data: The data you want to save (must be a table!)
Optional Arguments
- serverProtected: If set to true the script will protect the file so, that can only the creator server can access it.
- encryptData: If set to true the script will generate a random key and use it to encrypt your stored data. Note: If you want to store "sensitive data", always use encryption! (Account data should never be stored in serverside files - use a database instead!)
- resourceProtected: If set to true the script will add the sourceResource name (so the name of the resource from which it got called) to the fileName, preventing it from getting read/overwritten/deleted by any other resource. If set to false you can use this script to call/send/modify tables from different resources without the use of events/other export functions.
or
- securityLevel: The level of security on which you want to store your data at as listed below:
Returns
Returns true if successful, false otherwise.
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Serverbool xmlSaveData ( string fileName, table data [, bool encryptData = false, bool resourceProtected = false ] )
bool xmlSaveData ( string fileName, table data [, int securityLevel = 4] )
Required Arguments
- fileName: The name of the file you want to create
- data: The data you want to save (must be a table!)
Optional Arguments
- encryptData: If set to true the script will generate a random key and use it to encrypt your stored data. Note: If you want to store "sensitive data", always use encryption! (Account data should never be stored in serverside files - use a database instead!)
- resourceProtected: If set to true the script will add the sourceResource name (so the name of the resource from which it got called) to the fileName, preventing it from getting read/overwritten/deleted by any other resource. If set to false you can use this script to call/send/modify tables from different resources without the use of events/other export functions.
or
- securityLevel: The level of security on which you want to store your data at as listed below:
Returns
Returns true if successful, false otherwise.