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{{wowapi}}__NOTOC__
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Flags yourself as LFG for up to three objectives
Flags yourself as LFG <br>
  SetLookingForGroup(category1, objective1[, category2, objective2], [category3, objective3[, message]])
  SetLookingForGroup(Interfacerow, missiontype, destination)


===Takes===
===Takes===
: Number category1
: Number Interfacerow
: Number objective1
: Number missiontype
: Number category2 (optional)
: Number destination
: Number objective2 (optional)
 
: Number category3 (optional)
Interfacerow<br>
: Number objective3 (optional)
<br>
The LFG interface has 3 rows (You can look for 3 things), this number indicates which one (1 to 3)
 
missiontype<br>
<br>
The type is None/Dungeon/Raid/Quest(group)/Zone/Heoric Dungeon and the avlue is accordingly, ie 3=raid
 
destination<br>
<br>
The submenu of valid choices for that missiontype and the characters level, if type is 3 and the character is level 70 then 6 would be Karazhan
 


: String identifier (optional)
::An additional message that both gets transferred to the server and is stored locally. Might be a little comment or message that is retrieved with [[API_GetLFGResults|GetLFGResults()]] by other players.


===Returns===
===Returns===
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===Details===
===Details===
: This function accepts up to three pairs of LFG values:
:: Each category must be the index of one of the values retrieved with [[API_GetLFGTypes|GetLFGTypes()]]
:: Each objective must be the index of one of the values retrieved with [[API_GetLFGTypeEntries|GetLFGTypeEntries(category)]]


: The first invalid value pair you specify will prevent all following value pairs from being parsed.
Use in combination with SetLFGType and SetLFGComment
 


: This function, much like any other LFG function, has highly inconsistent code. For instance it checks for argument 4 being a string after having processed all value-pairs. If this evaluates to true, it pushes argument 7 onto the return stack. This suggests that the function once had the prototype SetLookingForGroup(category, objective, unknown, message) and that this check hasn't been adjusted yet.


===Example===
===Example===
<dl><dd>
<dl><dd>
:This registers you only for the second objective in the category 'Zone':
SetLFGType(1, 3)
SetLookingForGroup(4, 2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 'Free hat!')
SetLookingForGroup(1, 3, 6)
SetLFGComment("Daddy needs purples")  
 
 
;Looking for raid group for Karazhan
</dd></dl>
</dd></dl>


{{User:Zelgadis/LFG_notice}}
{{User:Zelgadis/LFG_notice}}
{{User:Xix_xeaon/LFG_Notice}}
{{User:Xix_xeaon/LFG_Notice}}

Revision as of 00:54, 1 May 2007

← WoW API < SetLookingForGroup

Flags yourself as LFG 

SetLookingForGroup(Interfacerow, missiontype, destination)

Takes

Number Interfacerow
Number missiontype
Number destination

Interfacerow

The LFG interface has 3 rows (You can look for 3 things), this number indicates which one (1 to 3)

missiontype

The type is None/Dungeon/Raid/Quest(group)/Zone/Heoric Dungeon and the avlue is accordingly, ie 3=raid

destination

The submenu of valid choices for that missiontype and the characters level, if type is 3 and the character is level 70 then 6 would be Karazhan


Returns

Nothing

Details

Use in combination with SetLFGType and SetLFGComment


Example

SetLFGType(1, 3) SetLookingForGroup(1, 3, 6) SetLFGComment("Daddy needs purples")
Looking for raid group for Karazhan

User:Zelgadis/LFG notice User:Xix xeaon/LFG Notice

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