Solved Getting the server name.

"return "None";"

 

Try declaring ProxiedPlayer before your if statement, currently your if statement can't see what ProxiedPlayer is.

Code (Text):

public String serverName(CommandSender sender) {
    ProxiedPlayer player = (ProxiedPlayer) sender;
        if (sender instanceof ProxiedPlayer) {
            return player.getServer().getInfo().getName();
        }
        return "None";
    }
 

 

Sorry, didn't see that, LOL. but look at jack's way, it works like that.

 

YOu're casting the sender to a player before checking it's actually a player..

Code (Text):

    public String serverName(CommandSender sender) {
        if (sender instanceof ProxiedPlayer) {
            return ( (ProxiedPlayer) sender ).getServer().getInfo().getName();
        }
        return "None";
    }
 

 

Debugging will fix your issue then. Make sure the commandsender is a player.

 

MangoCodes you need to declare ProxiedPlayer before you try and do something with it

 

No? Thats wrong
Try to log the class of "sender"

 

I didn't test it, but you get the idea

 

Try this:

Code (Java):

public String serverName(CommandSender sender) {
        System.out.println("DEBUG: The sender's name is " + sender.getName() + "!");
        if (sender instanceof ProxiedPlayer) {
            return ( (ProxiedPlayer) sender ).getServer().getInfo().getName();
        }
        return "None";
    }
 

If it says The sender's name is CONSOLE then something is wrong with how you're calling that method.