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(New page: {{wowapi}} Returns level of expansion enabled for currently playing account. <pre> expansionLevel = GetAccountExpansionLevel() </pre> == Parameters == === Returns === expansionLevel :; ...)
 
(Updated for WotLK, Added example code from FrameXML)
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Returns level of expansion enabled for currently playing account.
Returns level of expansion enabled for currently playing account.
<pre> expansionLevel = GetAccountExpansionLevel() </pre>
expansionLevel = GetAccountExpansionLevel()


== Parameters ==
== Parameters ==


=== Returns ===
=== Returns ===
expansionLevel
:; expansionLevel : Number - 0 = None, 1 = [[World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade|Burning Crusade]], 2 = [[World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King|Wrath of the Lich King]]


:; expansionLevel : Number - 0 (only original World of Warcraft is available) or 1 (account is authorized to use [[The Burning Crusade]] content).
== Examples ==
Appears in "FrameXML/ReputationFrame.lua" line 15.
MAX_PLAYER_LEVEL_TABLE = {};
MAX_PLAYER_LEVEL_TABLE[0] = 60;
MAX_PLAYER_LEVEL_TABLE[1] = 70;
MAX_PLAYER_LEVEL_TABLE[2] = 80;
 
Calling this gives the maximum level the player can reach depending on expansion installed.
MAX_PLAYER_LEVEL_TABLE[GetAccountExpansionLevel()];

Revision as of 03:02, 3 March 2009

WoW API < GetAccountExpansionLevel

Returns level of expansion enabled for currently playing account.

expansionLevel = GetAccountExpansionLevel()

Parameters

Returns

expansionLevel
Number - 0 = None, 1 = Burning Crusade, 2 = Wrath of the Lich King

Examples

Appears in "FrameXML/ReputationFrame.lua" line 15.

MAX_PLAYER_LEVEL_TABLE = {};
MAX_PLAYER_LEVEL_TABLE[0] = 60;
MAX_PLAYER_LEVEL_TABLE[1] = 70;
MAX_PLAYER_LEVEL_TABLE[2] = 80;

Calling this gives the maximum level the player can reach depending on expansion installed.

MAX_PLAYER_LEVEL_TABLE[GetAccountExpansionLevel()];