Redrawing a player's frame

[aliasmask]

Cause in that case, players can click it repeately and make a lot of mess. I thought, that direct running is possible with broadcast execLink.

I wrote a couple of functions that I call oneClick that I use just for that reason. Basically, the token that creates the link creates a unique number. When the player clicks it with the token selected then it writes that unique number to that token and only allows it to click it once.

[Nertht]

Thank you both guys, your service is incredible.
What I exactly need is Wolph´s function. Thx a lot man, again.
Just... Look on [wfunc]broadcast[/wfunc]. There is your function described as bot_execAllPlayer. And for another users, it could be confusing like for me was.
But great thanks anyway.

[wolph42]

Thank you both guys, your service is incredible.
What I exactly need is Wolph´s function. Thx a lot man, again.
Just... Look on [wfunc]broadcast[/wfunc]. There is your function described as bot_execAllPlayer. And for another users, it could be confusing like for me was.
But great thanks anyway.

indeed, although its both, its mentioned as 'players' and 'player', a simple typo. Corrected it.

[Merudo]

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[h: broadcast(execLink(macroLinkText("[email protected]:Token", "none", "", "Player2Token")),"Player2")]

This wouldn't work because there is no output. If you create your link with macroLink you can then post it with broadcast and not use execLink. A link will show up in chat and execute on the other client, but the client who posted the link. You would have to click it yourself or use my code in an earlier post.

I don't understand why it is not working. The output of broadcast is the execLink, no?

[aliasmask]

Depends on what you mean by not working. The players don't see the output link or the link when clicked doesn't work.