Bug: onMessage

[frazz1234]

Development Issue

Yes

Phone Version

Last one

Issue Description

Im using this export :

exports.npwd:onMessage('911', function(ctx)
    local sendernmbr = exports.npwd:getPhoneNumber(ctx.source)
    local police = ESX.GetExtendedPlayers('job','police')
    for i = 1, #police do
        local targetnmbr = exports.npwd:getPhoneNumber(police[i].playerId)
        exports.npwd:emitMessage({
            senderNumber = sendernmbr,
            targetNumber = targetnmbr,
            message = ctx.data.message,
        })                
    end
end)

direct after receive this message in my phone i got this error :

Issue Reproduction

apply the export you will see

Evidence

No response

[frazz1234]

this error still going if i press on the empty message

[LiamDormon]

can you provide a framework agnostic reproduction since none of our developers are using ESX

[frazz1234]

Im using the legacy one, https://github.com/esx-framework/esx-legacy

[itschip]

Try exports.npwd:getPhoneNumber(police[i].source)

[frazz1234]

I will try it today.

I see an other bug, I'm using ESX legacy like I told you and ox inventory , I have everything set up good.

But if I'm connect and I don't have the phone I can receive notifications from my phone when someone call. I can't answer.

[SamShanks1]

@frazz1234 did chips change fix the error?

[ItzTrivialOld]

Hello, Ive already wrote something on PE discord, but I wanted to make it official here too: Thats my snippet and I know the error. The problem here is, that if you are police yourself you are receiving the message you send to the police yourself. So if you are texting a message to 911 not only will the message appear in the 911 chat, but you will send YOURSELF a message with that. Clicking on one of the empty chats will show you this error, since npwd isnt able to create a message-conversation with yourself.

For everyone in need of that snippet, because they want a possibility for the police to get messages rp-wise Id recommend to take a look at Mojitos npwd-dispatch script, which utilizes exactly that, just way better and smarter.