Shoutbox

Post the entire function where you are creating the window and trying to change the element.

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Originally posted by matty
Post the entire function where you are creating the window and trying to change the element.

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code:

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function set(){
var Wnd = MsgPlus.CreateWnd("windows.xml","test");
Wnd.ImageElmt_SetImageFile("testImg","crazyman");
}

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testImg is defined

then there is no XML Image Element using the ID "BtnImg1". Pay attention as XML is case-sensitive.

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Originally posted by mynetx
Pay attention as XML is case-sensitive.

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* roflmao456 knows that.

do i have to instead put the button's ID instead of the image element id?

damn i spilled brisk on my keyboard

Syntax
ImageElmt_SetImageFile(
    [string] ElementId,
    [string] File
);

Parameters
ElementId
[string] Unique identifier of the element.
File
[string] Path to the image's file to use. It can be a PNG, a JPG, a GIF or a BMP file. The path is relative to the script's "Images" sub-directory by default, to override this behavior, prefix the path with "\". Example: "\C:\directory\picture.png".


IMHO, strings must always be noted within " "  or ' '. Or am I wrong?!

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Originally posted by roflmao456

code:

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function set(){
var Wnd = MsgPlus.CreateWnd("windows.xml","test");
Wnd.ImageElmt_SetImageFile("testImg","crazyman");
}

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testImg is defined

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testImg is defined as a variable? If thats what you mean, why are you using quotes? Or do you mean defined in the XML?

I think I actually tried to do what your doing with part of the interface for the tic-tac-toe script we made, but I don't think it was possible to change it via code

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Originally posted by mynetx
IMHO, strings must always be noted within " "  or ' '. Or am I wrong?!

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both. but they could contain each other =\

"lool 'this is in single quote'"
'lool "this is in double quote"'

but i prefer ""

oops didn't read post correctly

yep.

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Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
Or do you mean defined in the XML?

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yeah

code:

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Wnd.ImageElmt_SetImageFile("testImg","crazyman");

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Shouldn't it be something like:

code:

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Wnd.ImageElmt_SetImageFile("testImg","crazyman.png");

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However I doubt this whole thing can work, since I don't know if you can set an ImageElement which is part of a CustomLook structure... :-\

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Originally posted by Mattike

code:

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Wnd.ImageElmt_SetImageFile("testImg","crazyman");

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Shouldn't it be something like:

code:

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Wnd.ImageElmt_SetImageFile("testImg","crazyman.png");

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However I doubt this whole thing can work, since I don't know if you can set an ImageElement which is part of a CustomLook structure... :-\

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i tried that too
doesn't work, it's ok if this imageelement thing doesn't work, i will just try something else =\