Bukkit

@coldandtired

For multiple values, basically just used as a way to have a drop down menu or slider set multiple different commands on a single page. I don't really know how well it would even work in practice, and there is probably a better way to implement it anyways. Example would be for use on a page that handles classes in Heroes. With no limit to the number of extra values, one drop down box could modify every button on a page to be specific to the value of that selection.

  I keep thinking of some way to use the hidden button value in combination with this, but I'd imagine it would take FAR more name value keys to get a page to show/hide values when selecting from the drop down, like a name key for every single form that would need to be hidden as a value for every entry in the combo box. I could probably elaborate, or make an example, but now that I've written what's the example below down, I don't see it being needed as much.

Example:

  - type: combo_box
    text: Combo Box
    items:
    - text: Rouge
      selected_value: rouge & backstab & extra damage when attacking in the back & skill & skilltooltip
    - text: Mage
      selected_value: mage & icebolt & shoots a bolt of ice for 5 damage & skill & skilltooltip
      name1: classname
      name2: skill1
      name3: skill1tooltip
      name4: skill2
      name5: skill2tooltip
  - type: texture
    mode: skin
    name: ^classname^
  - type: button
    text: Set Class
    command: /hero choose ^classname^;/hero confirm
    confirm_command: yes
  - type: button
    text: Bind ^skill1^
    info: ^skill1tooltip^
    command: /bind ^skill1^
  - type: button
    text: Bind ^skill2^
    info: ^skill2tooltip^