Solved How to disable taking Items from ChestInventory

Hello,
I just started creating an Admin-Tool by using a ChestInventory.
My Problem is: I can´t add functions to the Items, I added to the Inventory and you can take the Items out of the "Chest".

Here is my Code for Creating and adding an Item. What do I have to add?

Inventory inv = p.getServer().createInventory(null, 27, "AdminTool");
inv.setItem(0, new ItemStack(Material.APPLE));

 

You would have to listen on the Event called InventoryClickEvent

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Yes, I already tried that. But I don´t know how to only cancel the event, if the ChestInventory with the Name "AdminTool" is open. Can you give me an explanation for that?

 

PHP:

@EventHandler
public void onInventoryClick(InventoryClickEvent e)
{

    if (e.getInventory().getDisplayName().contains("AdminTools"))
    {

        e.setCancelled(true);

    }

]

Something like this I believe would cancel the click event with the AdminTools gui. Check for the item that the player is clicking and get it's display name, type, id, or even it's lore and if it's equal to that, then have the player do what you want.

EDIT: Replaced .equals with .contains because it's much easier to check for names that way.

 

Ah I got it now. It works now. But could you guys tell me, how I can let it check, which Item the Player Clicks? My Tool still has no function, because I don´t get it to work

 

PHP:

@EventHandler
public void onInventoryClick(InventoryClickEvent e)
{

    if (e.getInventory().getDisplayName().contains("AdminTools"))
    {

        e.setCancelled(true);

        if (e.getCurrentItem().getItemMeta().getDisplayName().contains("InsertItemName"))
        {

            //This is where you put what the player does

        }

    }

]

This checks for the displayname of the item that you clicked. Theres other methods of this like getting the type or type id of the item being clicked but most GUI plugins have custom names for the items that the GUI has in it so this is the one I use 99% of the time.

 

@OverDodo
If you are using @OTF Catastrophe's way you should add some check onto it.

Check if item is null, then check if item has ItemMeta, and then check if the ItemMeta has a displayname.