How to fix

[SlenderNonr]

How to fix:

attempt to index ?(a number value) with key '1' (global 'dragostand')

 

Edited October 27, 2023 by SlenderNonr

[MonkeySAN]

fix what?

[Count_Nosferatu]

3 hours ago, MonkeySAN said:

fix what?

He is trying to perform an action with <dragostand[1]>

And it <dragostand> is 'number'

Edited October 27, 2023 by Count_Nosferatu

[MC874]

Hi @SlenderNonr, send us the script. I believe you're trying to enumerate table on a global variable named "dragostand". Roughly like this:

dragostand = {1,2,3,4}

If so, you can enumerate it like this:

# Enumerate key & value
for key, value in ipairs(dragostand) do ...

# Enumerate key
for key in pairs(dragostand) do ...

We're not wizard. We need context or the source of the problem.

[CmP]

Another typical mistake that causes such error is wrong usage of returned value of "gg.choice" (or "gg.alert") function. Example of wrong and correct usage: 

local choice = gg.choice({"Option 1", "Option 2"})

-- Wrong usage, returned value is a number, not table
if choice[1] == 1 then
  print("Option 1 has been chosen")
end

-- Correct usage
if choice == 1 then
  print("Option 1 has been chosen")
end