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- | This calls the function [[macros: | + | This calls the function [[macros: |
In general, location is passed as string, with strict formating: | In general, location is passed as string, with strict formating: | ||
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Technically, | Technically, | ||
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+ | Another hint http:// | ||
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+ | >You cannot use the userNumber cast for the IsClaimed function as Handles is used for all types of handles and therefore it doesn’t know to what type of handle the user number pertains. | ||
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+ | Handles.IsClaimed(userNumber: | ||
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+ | does not work but | ||
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+ | Handles.IsClaimed(" | ||
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+ | does. | ||
== Also used in == | == Also used in == |
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