Authors CurseForge

I can't really quote right now since I'm doing this from my phone but...

I need it to identify if it has a target, so that if it doesn't, then it will print "You have no target to --". I,m mainly doing this because if I did not the client would "pause" for a very breif moment whenever the player had no target and tried pressing one of the buttons.

The party identifying I need for, if the player is not in a party print "You are not in a party" because if there was nothing for it to do, if the player was not in a party, that would also cause a client 'pause'.

How I have it now doesn't cause lag and prints it doesn't have a target when it doesn't, and prints it can't do that action to the current target if the current target is an NPC or monster. But if you target a friend, player, and press any of the buttons besides leave party, it does nothing but do the 'lag' thing.

Thank you all very much for helping me with all this. I know when people asked me a million questions about my script's/code's for the diablo 2 bot, i got aggravated very easily.

Here's the .xml and i'm about to debug now.

<Ui xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns="http://www.blizzard.com/wow/ui/">
	<Script file="EasyControl.lua" />
	<Frame name="EasyControlMainFrame" parent="UIParent" toplevel="true" movable="true" enableMouse="true">
		<Size>
			<AbsDimension x="200" y="110" />
		</Size>
		<Anchors>
			<Anchor point="CENTER">
				<Offset x="-2" y="57" />
			</Anchor>
		</Anchors>
		<TitleRegion setAllPoints="true">
			<Size>
				<AbsDimension x="0" y="30" />
			</Size>
			<Anchors>
				<Anchor point="TOPLEFT" />
				<Anchor point="TOPRIGHT" />
			</Anchors>
		</TitleRegion>
		<Backdrop bgFile="Interface\DialogFrame\UI-DialogBox-Background" edgeFile="Interface\DialogFrame\UI-DialogBox-Border" tile="true">
			<BackgroundInsets>
				<AbsInset left="11" right="12" top="12" bottom="11" />
			</BackgroundInsets>
			<TileSize>
				<AbsValue val="32" />
			</TileSize>
			<EdgeSize>
				<AbsValue val="32" />
			</EdgeSize>
			<Color r="2" g="0.4" b="0.1" />
			<BorderColor r="1.5" g="0.2" b="0.4" />
		</Backdrop>
		
<Frames>
	<Button name="Leave_Party" inherits="UIPanelButtonTemplate" text="Leave Party">
	<Size>
		<AbsDimension x="77" y="16" />
	</Size>
		<Anchors>
			<Anchor point="TOPLEFT">
				<Offset x="12" y="-16" />
			</Anchor>
		</Anchors>
	<Scripts>
		<OnClick>Leave_Party_OnClick(self, button);</OnClick>
	</Scripts>
		<HighlightColor r="0.94" g="0.94" b="0.94" />
		<DisabledColor r="0" g="0" b="0" />
	</Button>
</Frames>
	
<Frames>
	<Button name="Invite_Target" inherits="UIPanelButtonTemplate" text="Party Invite">
	<Size>
		<AbsDimension x="86" y="16" />
	</Size>
		<Anchors>
			<Anchor point="TOPRIGHT">
				<Offset x="-14" y="-16" />
			</Anchor>
		</Anchors>
	<Scripts>
		<OnClick>Invite_Party_OnClick(self, button);</OnClick>
	</Scripts>
		<HighlightColor r="0.94" g="0.94" b="0.94" />
		<DisabledColor r="0" g="0" b="0" />
	</Button>
</Frames>

<Frames>
	<Button name="Follow_Target" inherits="UIPanelButtonTemplate" text="Follow">
	<Size>
		<AbsDimension x="77" y="15" />
	</Size>
		<Anchors>
			<Anchor point="TOPLEFT">
				<Offset x="12" y="-40" />
			</Anchor>
		</Anchors>
	<Scripts>
		<OnClick>Follow_Target_OnClick(self, button);</OnClick>
	</Scripts>
		<HighlightColor r="0.94" g="0.94" b="0.94" />
		<DisabledColor r="0" g="0" b="0" />
	</Button>
</Frames>

<Frames>
	<Button name="Grant_Level" inherits="UIPanelButtonTemplate" text="Grant Level">
	<Size>
		<AbsDimension x="77" y="15" />
	</Size>
		<Anchors>
			<Anchor point="TOPLEFT">
				<Offset x="12" y="-64" />
			</Anchor>
		</Anchors>
	<Scripts>
		<OnClick>Grant_Level_OnClick(self, button);</OnClick>
	</Scripts>
		<HighlightColor r="0.94" g="0.94" b="0.94" />
		<DisabledColor r="0" g="0" b="0" />
	</Button>
</Frames>
	
<Frames>
	<Button name="Invite_Guild" inherits="UIPanelButtonTemplate" text="Guild Invite">
	<Size>
		<AbsDimension x="86" y="16" />
	</Size>
		<Anchors>
			<Anchor point="TOPRIGHT">
				<Offset x="-14" y="-40" />
			</Anchor>
		</Anchors>
	<Scripts>
		<OnClick>Invite_Guild_OnClick(self, button);</OnClick>
	</Scripts>
		<HighlightColor r="0.94" g="0.94" b="0.94" />
		<DisabledColor r="0" g="0" b="0" />
	</Button>
</Frames>



		<Layers>
			<Layer level="OVERLAY">
				<FontString name="EasyControl" inherits="GameFontNormal" text="EC v1.0">
					<Size>
						<AbsDimension x="100" y="10" />
					</Size>
					<Anchors>
						<Anchor point="TOPLEFT">
							<Offset x="119" y="-90" />
						</Anchor>
					</Anchors>
				</FontString>
			</Layer>
		</Layers>
		<Scripts>
			<OnLoad>EasyControlMainFrame_OnLoad(self);</OnLoad>
			<OnEvent>EasyControlMainFrame_OnEvent(self, event, ...);</OnEvent>
			<OnDragStart>self:StartMoving();</OnDragStart>
			<OnDragStop>self:StopMovingOrSizing();</OnDragStop>
		</Scripts>
	</Frame>


</Ui>

My current .lua is on page 2, post #15.

I can also use pastebin.com, something i grew fond of, especially since chrome has it built in it.

The line: UnitIsFriend("target") is what caused the errors.

Also, WoW say's that the AddOn is "Out Of Date" How do i fix that?..

And how would i put a description/information for it?

This is my .toc:


## Author: wwwDot
## Interface: 400300
## Title: Easy Control
## Version: 1.0
EasyControl.xml
Easycontrol.lua

Quote from myrroddin

A more correct way to identify yourself in a party is if you are NOT party1 through party4, then you must be the player.

Also incorrect... even when you're not in a party, you are not "party1/2/3/4". Those unit tokens never refer to the same unit as "player". Also, you are always "player", so there's never any reason to check if you are "player" before running some code.

The correct way to determine whether you are in a party is to check if GetNumPartyMembers() > 0. If you need to also check that you're not in a raid group, you would want to additionally check that GetNumRaidMembers() == 0.

Quote from wwwDot

The line: UnitIsFriend("target") is what caused the errors.

UnitIsFriend requires two parameters, so it should be UnitIsFriend("target", "player") to check if the "target" unit is friendly toward the "player" unit. That's probably my mistake, but if you had a real error display (hint: the Blizzard one sucks), we'd have figured that out already. :p

Then why does Blizz use 40100 instead of 41000? The 2nd digit will always be zero ..
Or is that just something irrelevant

Quote from Ketho

Then why does Blizz use 40100 instead of 41000? The 2nd digit will always be zero ..
Or is that just something irrelevant

The second digit will not always be zero.

41000 == 4.10.x