Solved Target the name of player from an other function

Fonction:

PHP:

public function mainForm(Player $player){
        $form = $this->createSimpleForm(function (Player $event, array $data){
        $player = $event->getPlayer();
        $result = $data[0];
        if($result !== null){
        }
        switch($result){
            case 0:
            break;
            case 1:
            break;
        }
        });
        $form->setTitle(TextFormat::GREEN . "--= " . TextFormat::BLACK . "AdminUI" . TextFormat::GREEN . " =--");
        $form->setContent(TextFormat::RED . "Choose a player from the below list");
        foreach($this->getServer()->getOnlinePlayers() as $online){
            $name = $online->getName();
            $form->addButton(TextFormat::BLACK . "--=" . TextFormat::RED . $name . TextFormat::BLACK . "=--");
        }
        $form->sendToPlayer($player);
    }


i want to target

PHP:

foreach($this->getServer()->getOnlinePlayers() as $online){
            $name = $online->getName();
            $form->addButton(TextFormat::BLACK . "--=" . TextFormat::RED . $name . TextFormat::BLACK . "=--");


To an other UI function

 

•_•

 

I call it takes a wind

 

please try to explain again what you want to do, because I don't understand what you want to do.

 

Exemple:
They are 2 players online (foreach):
- Dada
- Baba
I choose to click on the Dada button and i want to know how to get his name an other function or get by simple sendMessage like that:

PHP:

case 1:
$player->sendMesage("you have click on" . $variable . " buton")
You have click on

 

Maybe this

PHP:

$player->getName();

 

no.

I don't know how to do this with the formapi, you might consider reading examples on its repo. Or simply use pmmp's formapi branch.

 

Ok

 

Can u screen shot and post here so we know what u talking about.

 

screenshot whaT?

 

Idk

 

PHP:

public function mainForm(Player $player){
        $form = $this->createSimpleForm(function (Player $event, array $data){
        $player = $event->getPlayer();
        $result = $data[0];
        if($result !== null){
        }
        switch($result){
            case 0:
            break;
            case 1:
            $player->sendMessage("you have choose" . $player->getName() . "!");
            break;
        }
        });
        $form->setTitle(TextFormat::GREEN . "--= " . TextFormat::BLACK . "AdminUI" . TextFormat::GREEN . " =--");
        $form->setContent(TextFormat::RED . "Choose a player from the below list");
        $form->addButton("=none=");
        foreach($this->getServer()->getOnlinePlayers() as $online){
            $name = $online->getName();
            $form->addButton(TextFormat::BLACK . "--=" . TextFormat::RED . $name . TextFormat::BLACK . "=--");
        }
        $form->sendToPlayer($player);
    }

 

You got it right?

 

then are you half dumb?

 

this is not what I am looking for because if I chose another player it would have returned to my nickname

 

Yes

 

Maybe with

PHP:

$this->targetName = $data[1];

 

no.
You can do it by caching the player online list beforehand.

 

I do not see exactly how to do it can give me an example