party/guild names with spaces doesnt work anymore?

[sizenine]

i tried using /organize "ha ha ha" but it would say invalid name. is there an option to allow spaces in party names again?

it also happens when im trying to make a guild.

Edited March 3, 2012 by sizenine

[Nipsino]

Are you sure you're doing it correct? It should work..

/organize "Party Name"

I'll look into this in a bit. Could you tell me what revision you're on?

[Emistry]

i think that double quotation mark is disabled in new client....

because kro already removed it

[sizenine]

i think that double quotation mark is disabled in new client....

because kro already removed it

Yeah, that's what I was thinking.

I'm on r15627, client 2012-02-07

[Arcenciel]

Just undo whatever was changed in the revision this was applied.

[sizenine]

not sure which changeset that is, couldn't search it in trac.

[Earthlingz]

that is client side, nothing to do with server.

[sizenine]

how do we get rid of it client side then?

[Earthlingz]

only way is to wait for a diff to come like the restore login window... so it is likely be named as enable quotes on guild and organize command.

[Conflicts]

For the meantime you can use @guild / @party.

They still work as intended, but there is 1 drawback.

Disbanding a guild would be somewhat impossible, not unless someone decides to make a "@breakguild" mod too.

[sizenine]

Yeah but @guild would skip the emperium requirement also

[Conflicts]

You can bind it with ToastOfDoom's Atcommand Events and make the script check for Emperium.

[JayPee]

Here is the breakguild command:

@guildbreak - only the game master can break the guild

find:

ACMD_FUNC(guild)

add the code below the function

ACMD_FUNC(guildbreak)
{
struct guild *g;
nullpo_retr(-1,sd);
g=guild_search(sd->status.guild_id);
if(g==NULL)
{
 clif_displaymessage(fd, "You dont have a guild.");
 return -1;
}
if (strcmp(g->master, sd->status.name) != 0)
{
 clif_displaymessage(fd, "Only the guild master can break this guild.");
 return -1;
}
//Verified that the player is the guild master.
guild_broken(g->guild_id,0);
return 0;
}

The result looks like this:

ACMD_FUNC(guild)
{
char guild[NAME_LENGTH];
int prev;
nullpo_retr(-1, sd);

memset(guild, '0', sizeof(guild));

if (!message || !*message || sscanf(message, "%23[^n]", guild) < 1) {
clif_displaymessage(fd, "Please, enter a guild name (usage: @guild <guild_name>).");
return -1;
}

prev = battle_config.guild_emperium_check;
battle_config.guild_emperium_check = 0;
guild_create(sd, guild);
battle_config.guild_emperium_check = prev;

return 0;
}

ACMD_FUNC(guildbreak)
{

struct guild *g;
nullpo_retr(-1,sd);

g=guild_search(sd->status.guild_id);

if(g==NULL)
{
clif_displaymessage(fd, "You dont have a guild.");
return -1;
}

if (strcmp(g->master, sd->status.name) != 0)
{
clif_displaymessage(fd, "Only the guild master can break this guild.");
return -1;

}

//Verified that the player is the guild master.
guild_broken(g->guild_id,0);
return 0;

}

then now find:

 ACMD_DEF(guild),

add below:

  ACMD_DEF(guildbreak),//JayPee

The result looks like this:

 ACMD_DEF(guild),
  ACMD_DEF(guildbreak),//JayPee

Now recompile your server.

[sizenine]

i noticed a bug with your @guildbreak command. when you use the @guildbreak, the guild does not get deleted from the database. with the regular /breakguild, it gets deleted immediately and you can remake the same guild name right away.