Bukkit

@jellewie

Oh dus jij bent ook een Nederlander :P

I meant it would be nice, if the link stays the same!

Anyway, I can update the link once in while, that's no problem either.

Edit: Lolz, i totally read over the word NOT... you even capitalized it :/

@jellewie

I was starting to have mixed feelings about this plugin. It's useful! but it's hard to use.
Your excel file makes me happy again :P

If you update the file on Google Docs, the link does not have to change. At least I think it works that way.

@jellewie

Glad it was just because of the typo's :)

That excel file you made is cool! That makes it much nicer to type long stories xD

@jellewie

I can see some errors in your config file.
(first of all, shouldn't Config.yml be with a small c? Not sure if it matters)
You have 3 things wrong in your config.yml file.

1. check help-mod: Replace don't with don''t (2x)
2. check messages.pageNotFound: replace doesn's with doesn''t

But I don't think that will solve your problem.

It looks like some other plugin... or something... is trying to execute my custom help command.
As if it's like... "duhhhh.. you executed a command wrong.. here's how it works".
This plugin itself never uses that specific text you get

"/help [page] /help -reload /help -list [listpage] /help [search term] [page]"

So I think maybe another plugin has priority over my plugin, but it's still using my command or something. I'm just rambling.

Please try uninstalling this plugin (move the jar-file to another folder)
Then, start the server... and see what plugin uses the help command.
I tested this with the Essentials plugin also installed. And when I do the help command, I get my own plugin's help-text, because Essentials is loaded very early in the startup process. My plugin is loaded later. So it overrides the Essentials plugin's help command.

Maybe you have a plugin that is enabled later than my plugin. A plugin that also uses the original help command.

@ArmyHill01

Since bukkit version ... (i dont know)... there's a little bit more info in the configuration error messages. I didn't even have to do anything haha.

This does probably give me the ability to be more precise in my custom errors.
Still not sure if I will ever do this.

Bukkit is constantly being updated. Keep track of the latest development build over here:
http://ci.bukkit.org/job/dev-CraftBukkit/

@ArmyHill01

I hear what you're saying. I could probably add more help like that. But I'm not sure how precise I can get.

This is a good suggestion. But I'm starting to spend less and less time on plugins. I cannot promise anything.

To be fair, Essentials' help does look good :)

@exmental

Hey man! That's bad advertising haha. ;)

I should look into that. Everyone uses essentials!
My problem is, I start with something without looking if it's already been done :P

@exmental

There's something weird, about what you said:

You use myhelppages.help-user
And then try command /help listuser

Don't you mean /help user

@ace1177

It seems like you figured it out. But I will give an explenation of how it works anyway.

I'm not sure what you mean but...

I came up with the %page% stuff because, well... mainly because of the pageTitle property. I wanted to provide a way to set a title that comes up with every page.

It would only make sense if you can include the page name in that title. Hence the %page% variable.

So you can set the pageTitle property like this: pageTitle: This is page %page%

@ace1177

Remember, you can only use %page% in those 3 messages. noPagePermission, pageNotFound, pageTitle.