Essentials: /paytoggle <Player> on/off

[TKwSni]

Feature request

Feature description
/paytoggle on/off

How the feature is useful
Allow admins take control of who can receive payments if they dont have permissions to use the /paytoggle command

[TKwSni]

Essentials /paytoggle exists but it cannot run from console and it doesnt know if it's on or off, having a command that let me choose between on/off state would be better, same function as the essentials command /msgtoggle [player] [on\|off]

[AMDBartek]

I agree with @Blackyvk that the syntax of the /paytoggle command should be the same as the syntax of the /msgtoggle command. This would be good change because it would allow you to /paytoggle other players.

[pop4959]

@Blackyvk Ah I see. Didn't even know that command already existed. Thanks for the clarification, but can you describe more what "it doesnt know if it's on or off" means? Depending on your response, I may re-open this issue since it's starting to sound more reasonable (although for future reference please create issues with as much detail as possible, to avoid being seen as lazy/incomplete).

Right now if I understand correctly we have a /paytoggle [on/off], and you are suggesting changing it to /paytoggle [player] [on/off] (effectively just suggesting to add a player target to the command). Correct me if I'm wrong. Also it would help if you can describe a situation for which the old command doesn't work, where your suggestion would be a benefit.

[TKwSni]

The command /paytoggle exists without [on/off] but, that's it, it's a player command that whenever you run it it just changes the status from on to off automatically depending of the past saved state.

what I'm suggestins is that /paytoggle [player] [on/off] so console or admins can run the command for the player, benefits are that:

Console and OP can run the command for the player. if you run the command for the player you are sure that you are toggling it on or off.

[pop4959]

Well, I mean, that is pretty much the definition of what "toggle" means. But yeah, let's keep this open for now until someone can look into it and/or make a pull request.