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:: inventoryID - the bag's inventory ID used in fonctions like [[API PutItemInBag|PutItemInBag(inventoryId)]]
:: inventoryID - the bag's inventory ID used in functions like [[API PutItemInBag|PutItemInBag(inventoryId)]] and [[API GetInventoryItemLink|GetInventoryItemLink("player",inventoryId)]]
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;''Examples''
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  local invID = ContainerIDToInventoryID(1)   
  local invID = ContainerIDToInventoryID(1)   
  --Returns the invID
  DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage("Bag slot 1 is inventory slot "..invID)


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;''Result''
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: invID contains the bag's inventoryID
Bag slot 1 is inventory slot 20


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;''Notes''
:The return of container IDs -2 (key ring), -1 (bank) and 0 (backpack) aren't actual Inventory slots usable by most Inventory functions.
:The player bags begin at container 1 and inventory 20.
:The bank bags begin at container 5 and inventory 64.
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Revision as of 19:19, 27 May 2006

ContainerIDToInventoryID -Documentation by Luke1410-

Arguments
(bagID)
bagID
number - number of the bag to get the inventoryID for

Returns
inventoryID
inventoryID - the bag's inventory ID used in functions like PutItemInBag(inventoryId) and GetInventoryItemLink("player",inventoryId)

Examples
local invID = ContainerIDToInventoryID(1)  
DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage("Bag slot 1 is inventory slot "..invID)

Result
Bag slot 1 is inventory slot 20

Notes
The return of container IDs -2 (key ring), -1 (bank) and 0 (backpack) aren't actual Inventory slots usable by most Inventory functions.
The player bags begin at container 1 and inventory 20.
The bank bags begin at container 5 and inventory 64.

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