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ok i know a bit about dialogs now but one thing i dont know is combo boxs how do i add items into them i cant figure it out!! 
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Hoopy frood
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You treat combo boxes exactly the same as you treat a listbox. Make sure you give it enough room to display multiple lines if it's of type "drop" or you won't be able to see any lines you have added.
did -a $dname ComboID Text goes here
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idk how to add lines that is what i am asking :tongue: :tongue:
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Example script:
alias dATMA {
dialog -m dATMA tdefATMA
}
dialog tdefATMA {
option dbu
size -1 -1 100 27
title "ATMA's Combo test"
combo 1, 1 1 98 100, drop
button "OK", 2, 1 13 98 13, ok
}
on *:DIALOG:dATMA:init:*:{
; Add lines to the combo
;
did -a $dname 1 Now is the time
did -a $dname 1 for all good men
did -a $dname 1 to come to the aid
did -a $dname 1 of their country.
; Select the first line in the combo
; by default.
;
did -c $dname 1 1
}
/dATMA
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ok now this is starting to annoy me i can get it to work by change the id #s in the one hammer gave me but when i try to use my own it doesnt work here is my code idk wtf is with it so could some one help me????
dialog away {
title "Future Away Script"
size -1 -1 180 150
option dbu
tab "Main Options:", 1, 1 0 178 148
tab "Logging:", 2,
tab "Pages:", 3,
box "Away Nick Managment:", 4, 5 15 70 70, tab 1
check "Change Nick", 5, 10 22 50 10, tab 1
text "Away Nick:", 6, 10 35 50 10, tab 1
edit %nick.away, 7, 10 44 50 11, tab 1, autohs
text "Back Nick:", 8, 10 57 50 11, tab 1
edit %nick.back, 9, 10 64 50 11, tab 1, autohs
box "Options:", 10, 79 15 90 70, tab 1
text "Logs:", 11, 81 25 25 11, tab 1
combo 12, 81 32 25 100, tab 1
button "Cancel", 55, 25 135 50 13, cancel
button "ok", 56, 75 135 50 13, ok
}
alias /away { .dialog -m away away }
on *:DIALOG:away:init:*:{
did -a $dname 12 On
did -a $dname 12 Off
did -c $dname 12 1
}
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Hoopy frood
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combo 12, 81 32 25 100, tab 1 drop
However, the lines add just fine for me. On is displayed in the editbox of the dropdown combo (after adding the drop style).
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hmmm for some reason i get no output O-o wtf is with it????
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Hoopy frood
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ok this might sound strange but why have a combo box to select whether something is on?? why not have a button where once u click it it changes the text on the button from on to off ..... or radio buttons? select either on and off??? i mean thats not gonna help u figure out how to do the combo boxes but still personally i think it would make it look alot nicer... my opinion but ur script
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Hoopy frood
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dialog awayz {
title "Future Away Script"
size -1 -1 180 150
option dbu
tab "Main Options:", 1, 1 0 178 148
box "Away Nick Managment:", 4, 5 15 70 70, tab 1
check "Change Nick", 5, 10 22 50 10, tab 1
text "Away Nick:", 6, 10 35 50 10, tab 1
edit %nick.away, 7, 10 44 50 11, tab 1 autohs
text "Back Nick:", 8, 10 57 50 11, tab 1
edit %nick.back, 9, 10 64 50 11, tab 1 autohs
box "Options:", 10, 79 15 90 70, tab 1
text "Logs:", 11, 81 25 25 11, tab 1
radio "On", 12, 81 36 50 10, tab 1
radio "Off", 13, 81 45 50 10, tab 1
tab "Logging:", 2
tab "Pages:", 3
button "Cancel", 55, 25 135 50 13, cancel
button "ok", 56, 75 135 50 13, ok
}
alias /awayzz { .dialog -m awayz awayz }
on *:DIALOG:awayz:init:*:{
if ( %awayon == On ) {
did -c $dname 12
}
if ( %awayon != On ) {
did -c $dname 13
}
}
OK i know i changed the name of the dialog its only because i have one already named that and i wanted to test it but heres something like im talking about
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