Phantium Longwell

Thanks for all your answers, back to scripting for me...

Thanks for confirming that. And no I was not being agressive, but if you're going to give someone a reply on the forums or just in general anywhere at all. I don't want to see a one liner with no useful information at all. Sorry but that's not helpful. That's like asking someone how to make soup and someone answers "Fork!".

What? How are you seeing this as a fix? This is not going to fix anything in my eyes. Also keep in mind that going to another state will break the changed event and what not since you will be in that state then, going back to the default would likely cause a loop to be created. I was personally thinking about putting the requestkeys in a strided array and using that. But I was looking for some suggestions here on the forums. Going to another state is no way to do it in my eyes, and is completely unnecessary.

Hi everyone, I started working on a script where it does a llhttprequest on touch. Of course if you set a requestkey (requestkey = llhttprequest();) and one person clicks it will work fine. However if you then let another person click right after this only the last person will get a response from the llhttprequest. How would I go around this issue properly? Does anyone have an example? I realize I can remove the requestkey, but if I do this it will send both responses to the last person who clicked. Thanks! Phantium