zBrute

Yes you can use the HOTLINK trigger event that hixxy is talking about in conjunction with nHTMLn.dll

I've been reading the comments on this post from hixxy and warrior124. $shortfn and $findfile do not slow things down so much that you shouldn't use them. Of course just putting hos.dll in the main directory and calling it just by using "dll hos.dll" would be faster, but using the other aliases do not slow things down so much to where you even notice a different. I understand Warrior's comments though. You guys were talking about if people moved files around that would be there fault. But that's not the point he was making. If he decided to release an addon and user already had a dll the addon used and decided not to extract it, it would still work because the script would search for it. I always believe in stability over performance. I'd rather see in that scripts/addons rather than speed. That's just my opinion though. I script things the exact same way.