CuiButton Multi argument command

I'm working with CuiButtons and I'm attempting to set the command argument to a console command with multiple arguments. I want the command that the CuiButton executes to be equivalent to typing chat.say "/leader ban <NAME>" in console which is the same as typing /leader ban <NAME> in chat. During my first attempt I tried this

Code:

Command = "chat.say /leader ban " + currentPlayer.displayName

This results in /leader being sent into chat and the second two arguments being lost, next I tried using double quotations so it would be interpreted as one argument.

Code:

Command = "chat.say \"/leader ban " + currentPlayer.displayName + "\""

This results in the server sending this to chat "/leader meaning that the double quotes did not force the following arguments to be interpreted as one
I then tried using single quotes

Code:

Command = "chat.say '/leader ban " + currentPlayer.displayName + "'"

This results in '/leader ban CombatTag' to be sent into chat which is closer to being correct because it kept the second and third arguments, but I need the single quotes to be removed somehow.

Here is the part where I add the element if that is useful

Code:

int i = 0;
            foreach (BasePlayer currentPlayer in zone.players)
            {
                Puts("0.375 " + ((.9) - ((double).05 * i)));
                Puts("0.625 " + ((.9 - 0.04) - ((double).05 * i)));                elements.Add(new CuiButton
                {
                    Button =
                {
                    Command = "chat.say '/leader ban " + currentPlayer.displayName + "'",
                    Close = mainName,
                    Color = "0 255 0 1"
                },
                    RectTransform =
                {
                    AnchorMin = "0.15 " + ((.95 - 0.02) - (i * 0.3)),
                    AnchorMax = "0.35 " + ((.95) - (i * 0.3))
                },
                    Text =
                {
                    Text = currentPlayer.displayName,
                    FontSize = 12,
                    Align = TextAnchor.MiddleCenter
                }
                }, mainName);
                i++;
            }

 

Try

Code:

Command =  $"chat.say /leader ban {currentPlayer.displayName}";

[DOUBLEPOST=1470614333][/DOUBLEPOST]Oh never mind try this instead:

Code:

Command = $"chat.say '/leader ban {currentPlayer.displayName}' ".Replace("'", "");

 

Just tested it and it is ignoring the last two arguments and only sending /leader

 

Already replied a second option. If all else fails I guess you could try:

Code:

var newCommand = $"/leader ban {currentPlayer.displayName}"; //Put this where var i = 0; is
Command = $"chat.say {newCommand}";

 

The two new options seem to have the same effect. I think I might just detect in chat when someone surrounds their message with single quotes cancel the message (if possible) and then use the player.Command function because I believe it will accept the arguments correctly.