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| Port:
You don't need to set a variable for it (just use adminGui.add( Button_FetchAll );). Why it isn't appearing in the first case I currently can't see. |
| jes00:
--- Quote from: Port on January 20, 2012, 10:05:41 AM ---You don't need to set a variable for it (just use adminGui.add( Button_FetchAll );). Why it isn't appearing in the first case I currently can't see. --- End quote --- Ok, I figured out why it's not appearing, it's because Client_AdminGUIPlus is executed after my add on which means all I have to do is change the name. How can I make the GUI window control it's parent? I tried adminGUI.GuiWindowCtrl.Add(Button_FetchAll); to no effect. |
| Port:
The name of the window is not "GuiWindowControl". Just look in the GUI to find the name of the window. If it doesn't have a name, adminGUI.getObject( 0 ).add( button_fetchAll ); should work. |
| jes00:
--- Quote from: Port on January 20, 2012, 10:30:43 AM ---The name of the window is not "GuiWindowControl". Just look in the GUI to find the name of the window. If it doesn't have a name, adminGUI.getObject( 0 ).add( button_fetchAll ); should work. --- End quote --- Thanks Port, your awesome! *Topic Locked* |
| jes00:
This is what happens when I do this adminGUI.getObject(9).position = "209 134"; --- Code: (console) ---adminGUI.getObject(9).position = "209 134"; Set::getObject index out of range on adminGui. Index = 9, Size = 1 --- End code --- EDIT: Nvm, adminGUI.getObject(0).getObject(8).position = "209 134"; |
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