Difference between revisions of "LlInviteToGroup"

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We need some way to invite an avatar to join the owners group if he has the right to invite members and has given the script permission to act as his delegate.
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llInviteToGroup(key group, key avatar)
llInviteToGroup(key group, key avatar)
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would be great.
would be great.
==See Also==
*[[llRequestPermissions]]
*[[Run_time_permissions]]


We basically need to be able to perform group administration tasks if the script owner is in the group and has the right to perform these tasks.
We basically need to be able to perform group administration tasks if the script owner is in the group and has the right to perform these tasks.


Depending on if the script has a ('active') group if it's not group-owned we might or might not need another function: list [[llGetOwnerGroups]]()
Depending on if the script has a ('active') group if it's not group-owned we might or might not need another function: list [[llGetOwnerGroups]]()
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Revision as of 18:12, 16 April 2007



Emblem-important-yellow.png LSL Feature Request
The described function does not exist. This article is a feature request.

  Either 'func_desc' or 'return_type' & 'return_text' must be defined

(Please use 'return_text' & 'return_type' or 'func_desc' to summarize the functions actions.)

Summary

Function: llInviteToGroup( );

Examples

Notes

We need some way to invite an avatar to join the owners group if he has the right to invite members and has given the script permission to act as his delegate.

llInviteToGroup(key group, key avatar)

or

llInviteToGroup(key avatar)

would be great.

We basically need to be able to perform group administration tasks if the script owner is in the group and has the right to perform these tasks.

Depending on if the script has a ('active') group if it's not group-owned we might or might not need another function: list llGetOwnerGroups()

See Also

Deep Notes

Signature

//function void llInviteToGroup();