Solved OnPlayerJoin double..

You're not reacting to anything we said. This way you won't get any help here. I'm sorry.

 

I don't have a duplicate Method in any other Listeners.

 

AppleMen
Okay, I'm giving you one last reply. Answer my two questions or I'm out of here. In case you forgot, here are my questions:

 

I tested it, and yes, the OnQuitEvent is working. And not the OnPlayerJoinEvent.

So the message that someone left is working.

 

AppleMen
I'm done. You failed to fully read what I said. Wish others luck in dealing with you(if there will be any).

 

what is AutoMessage ? can you post it or post a link to your whole code ?

 

I answered your question!

I made a new code, it doesn't have the AutoMessage anymore.

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

AppleMen

 

I'm asking you to test out ANY other event besides the PlayerJoinEvent and see if it runs twice just like your PlayerJoinEvent

It doesn't run twice.

 

AppleMen
It's unbelievable how oblivious you are..

 

I just don't understand your question..

 

AppleMen
Us developers take time out of our days to assist people asking for help like yourself. But when you don't listen, take advice or you don't do what's asked of you, then we wont want to help you any further than we already have, as The_Doctor_123 has displayed here.

 

I didn't understand the question, and i didn't want to ask it again..

 

AppleMen
Then you don't know Java?

 

I know it a little bit. Plugins with this worked before, but now this one doesn't.

 

as long as you dont login twice or havent registered your listeners twice you can not get a playerjoinevent twice.

its easy as that. try to add a playermoveevent and check if it also gets fired twice. if yes then its your fault, if bot it probably a bukkit bug

 

I didn't logged in twice, and I registered the events.

 

do you get the signchangevent in coloredsigns twice ?

 

nop. this is my sign class:

Code:java

@EventHandler
    public void onSign(SignChangeEvent e)
    {
        if(e.getPlayer().hasPermission("perm.ission"))
        {
            e.setLine(0, ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', e.getLine(0)));
            e.setLine(1, ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', e.getLine(1)));
            e.setLine(2, ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', e.getLine(2)));
            e.setLine(3, ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', e.getLine(3)));
        }
    }
}

 

AppleMen
I think it'd just be best to post all of the code in all your classes so we can scour through it for errors. Probably your best bet at this point.

 

MrSparkzz
I've only been trying to ask that this whole entire time..

 

No you didn't.

Here it is:
https://gist.github.com/matthijs110/17e88001a9ba5e7185fd

 

AppleMen
Ugh...

 

extends main never extend from your plugin class. it would lead to a new plugin instance

//the Github: https://github.com/matthijs110/CustomTeleport

 

Thats just 1 time, not the whole time. Either way, this is the code: https://gist.github.com/matthijs110/17e88001a9ba5e7185fd

 

AppleMen
Ummmmmmmm.... Yeah. You're extending Main and.. implementing JavaPlugin?!

 

, now it works. I made that class once, and then never looked at it anymore because I thought that couldn't be problem.. But yeah, its working now

Thanks for the help!

 

AppleMen Why is your plugin named "Main"? You should name your JavaPlugin class the same as your plugin.


As for the problem, it's simple. AutoMesage extends Main. This means it has all the same properties INCLUDING listeners.

Edit: Replied too late :/

 

AppleMen
Two of your classes: Main & RewardSign.

are both extending JavaPlugin. You can only have one class extend JavaPlugin. Fix this and many of your problems should be solved!

Edit: Didn't refresh the page before seeing the new posts.