[b]null[/b] mds_player_avatar(string $name, string $attributes);

Will echo the player's avatar image if the name is valid, otherwise it will give a no avatar message.

Player name is not case sensitive.
The image is echoed directly by the function with only a null value returned.

The function can be called a maximum of 5 times in the script.

Attributes are not required, but if used will be given directly to the image in html.

Example:

HTML
[code]
<script type="text/javascript">
function toggle(){
var img = document.getElementById("avatar");
img.style.display = img.style.display == "none" ? "inline" : "none";
}
</script>
<input type="button" value="Show/Hide" onclick="toggle()" />
<br />
[/code]

Script
[code]
echo @content[0];
mds_player_avatar('Rendril Revant', 'id="avatar"');
[/code]

Edited January 15, 201016 yr by Rendril

It's not case sensitive...
i get my avatar by entering '*burns*' xD

apart from that... i left out the id= part, and it still works :/

script:
[php]echo @content[0];
@vn=@input['name'];
mds_player_avatar(@vn); [/php]

html:
[html]<form method="post" action=""> Enter a Playername and see his/her Avatar!<br />
<input name="name" type="text" /><br /> <br />
<input name="submit" type="submit" value="Show me your looks!"/><br /> </form>[/html]

Thanks for pointing out the change. When I tested it the function was case sensitive.

Attritbutes are not required, I added the id only because the particular example I used needed a reference.