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Error when saving a table with Datasaving?

Asked by 5 years ago

I have made this script which should save and load a table. When I leave the game it prints ("Hi") but when I join again it just prints blank text?

local Banlogs = {}
local uniquekey = 'serverid-1591857823878569034'

local DSService = game:GetService('DataStoreService'):GetDataStore('ThisisDaStoreTing')
game.Players.PlayerAdded:connect(function(plr)
    -- GetAsync
    local GetSaved = DSService:GetAsync(uniquekey)
    if GetSaved then 
        print(unpack(Banlogs))
    end
end)

game.Players.PlayerRemoving:connect(function(plr)
    table.insert(Banlogs, "Hi")
    DSService:SetAsync(uniquekey, Banlogs)
    print(unpack(Banlogs))
end)
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Maybe try this in-game, not in studio? DataStore not works in studio Miniller 562 — 5y
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Same issue in game, I turned the Dataaccess for studio on aswell so it should work. But I am getting the same error in game CrazyCorrs 98 — 5y
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I know. That's because you joining another server everytime, and in the script's 1st line you are telling the script Banlogs is {}, so when a player joins, first thing is setting Banlogs to {}, so that's why it prints just a blank text. Maybe you should store it in an instance, e.g a stringvalue Miniller 562 — 5y
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Alright how can I load and store that? CrazyCorrs 98 — 5y
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ehm.. Watch alvinbloxx's video how he made a leaderboard script, you can do somehow like that, by putting a stringvalue into every player (at game.Players.Player) link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOOS9lMIYes Miniller 562 — 5y
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How can I convert a table into a string value and convert a string value into a table? CrazyCorrs 98 — 5y
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Converting a table to a string can be done two ways: first table.concat, second is unpack(), which not returns a string, but will show all elements in the table. And why do you want to convert A string value to a table? To add it into a table, use table.instert(table, element/value), but if you want to create a new table, do it, e.g table1 ={..}. Read about it, I don't exactly know what you want Miniller 562 — 5y

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