Solved [Upgrade Shop] Debug

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Fight_Or_Die

Can you tell us the specific line in which you're having the error? In your posts, you stated that it's a problem with getServer(), however the stack trace says it's on line 51, which doesn't have that piece of code.

 

Acer_Mortem - The error on line 51 is displayed in the console when I try to click the item in the menu, while it doesn't cancel the menu out. I assume that line 51 (the economy) is causing an error, but I can't determine exactly what it is.. The menu worked fine before trying to check for and subtracts funds and adding Pex setGroup..

Also, the getServer() error is found on line 34 of my MenuRank class with the error "The method getServer() is undefined for the type MenuRank."

 

Fight_Or_Die

As for the economy error, you're getting the problem because you never run the setupEconomy method (run it in the onEnable).

For the getServer() error, I have no idea, however this is the code I use for that method:

Code:

    private boolean setupEconomy() {
        if (getServer().getPluginManager().getPlugin("Vault") == null) {
            return false;
        }
        RegisteredServiceProvider<Economy> rsp = getServer().getServicesManager().getRegistration(Economy.class);
        if (rsp == null) {
            return false;
        }
        econ = rsp.getProvider();
        return econ != null;
    }

 

Fight_Or_Die
Use Bukkit.getServer() or hell Bukkit alone if you choose.

 

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Fight_Or_Die
"Programmers don't care about warnings- Only about errors." - Some joke on stackoverflow

It's your IDE saying "AYY that method, it's not being used-locally."

 

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Fight_Or_Die

Well, did you check if the player had more than or equal to 1500 before withdrawing it?

 

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Fight_Or_Die

Are you sure econ is not null? That's the only thing I could think of.

 

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Fight_Or_Die

Take all of that code setup econ code, and put it in your main class. Then run the setupEcon (or whatever) method from your onEnable. I believe that's where the problem lies.

 

Acer_Mortem
Thank you - I've solved the problem. I truly appreciate your help