Im working on a plugin which logs information to a file. Now it logs to a file like:rnrnlog_to_file("test.log","i am a test line")rnrnIs it possible to add a dynamic date to the name of the file? For example like you see with the amxx and server logs? I've been trying to find some plugins which do that but the plugins I found just use log_amx. Thanks in advanced.rnrnEDIT: Ok, I think I am on the right path....rnrn

rn	new currentdate[7]rn	new Y,m,jrn	get_time("%Y%m%j",currentdate,6)rn	rn	log_to_file("%stest.log",currentdate,"i am a test line")

rnrnIt posts the log file as: %stest.log

Thanks for posting up that plugin. Im sorry to say that that plugin didn't really help me on the log_to_file part, prolly lack of knowledge on my side. Thanks anyways. At the moment the problem is solved thanks to Synthetic.nnThe plugin did provide me with other usefull information. I was always interested to see how a SQL was hooked through a plugin. Something I've been trying for a while, so Im gonna see how it goes with the plugin next to mine.nnFor the people interested in what the code looks like when it does should work (havent tested it yet, not home for the weekend).nn

nnew currentdate[32]nget_time("%Y%m%j",currentdate,31)nadd(currentdate,31,"test.log" )nlog_to_file(currentdate,"%s","test line")n

nn

nnew Y,m,j n

nnSince you ask this question I assume this is quite the noob-mistake. I put it there because when I tried to compile my plugin I received a compiling error saying that y,m and j were unknown something something, so I added that and the compiling error went away. Ok, the dynamic log name part not working of course, but that is the reason. Let's keep it at that I havent been fiddling around with plugins for a while :D