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OnClick function for GUI text button not working?
I found the problem... For some reason it refused to work in my textbutton, but when I deleted it and put in a new text button with the same script it worked perfectly.
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This is how I do it
01 | Open = false |
02 | script.Parent.Mousebutton1Click:connect(function() |
03 | Gui = script.Parent.Parent.NAMEOFYOURGUI |
04 | --Just an example, if I wanted the shop to open when clicked |
05 | if Open == false then |
06 | Open = true |
07 | elseif Open == true then |
08 | open = false |
09 | end |
10 | end) |
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For GUI's you do not use click detectors like you would in a part, instead you would use:
1 | script.Parent.MouseButton1Down:connect(onClicked) |
This triggers when the left mouse button is pressed.
Make sure the script is inside the button rather than the click detector when you fix it!
Take a look at this:
http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php/Beginner's_GUI_Tutorial#Buttons
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Awesome, thank you! Smunkey 95 — 9y
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Still not working. The entire "mousebutton1down" function seems to just not work. Smunkey 95 — 9y
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Where have you put the script? MaskedVoid 15 — 9y
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local script, by itself in the playergui folder Smunkey 95 — 9y
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startergui* Smunkey 95 — 9y
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I just tried it and it worked fine, I put the script in the same place and everything. MaskedVoid 15 — 9y
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Wait, it doesn't need something like 'script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:connect(onMouseClick)' type of deals on the bottom does it? Because the wiki mentions nothing of the sort Smunkey 95 — 9y
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I noticed I had it way down at the bottom of the list of gui parts and not directly in the folder, my bad. But I need it to work without creating new instances but I can't figure out how :l Smunkey 95 — 9y