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This example creates an editbox and prints a message when it has changed outputChatBox("The box now reads: " .. guiGetText(element))

string guiGetText ( element guiElement ) ...tive. Explain what cases will return false. If you're unsure, add a tag to it so we can check -->

...l text = table.concat({...}, " ") -- if the text has spaces this will turn it into a string ...local success = setClipboard( text ) -- set the clipboard and find out if it worked

* '''label''': The label you want to add effects to it. ...guiCreateLabel(position[1] + 1, position[2] + 1, size[1] + 1, size[2] + 1, guiGetText(label), false, getElementParent(label) and getElementParent(label) or nil)

...n text length, alongside an "Output!" button. When the button is clicked, it will output the message in the edit box into the chatbox. -- create an edit box and define it as "editBox".

{{OOP||[[GUI widgets|GuiElement]]:setText|text|guiGetText}} ...position of the element telling you what kind of element you have clicked. It hides after 5 seconds.

...creates an edit box and an OK button. The user types in his password, and it checks if the password was correct -- create an edit box and define it as "editBox"

*'''button:''' the name of the button which will be clicked, it can be ''left'', ''right'', ''middle''. ...ouse button, will be ''down'' if the mouse button was pushed, or ''up'' if it was released. '''Please note currently only the ''up'' state is supported.'

local username = guiGetText(edtUser) local password = guiGetText(edtPass)

Returns an [[element]] of the created [[Element/GUI/Button|button]] if it was successfully created, false otherwise. ...es an edit box alongside an "Output!" button. When the button is clicked, it will output the message in the edit box into the Chat Box.

-- if its a digit or * or #, then append it to the end of the display guiSetText(keypadLabelDisplay,guiGetText(keypadLabelDisplay) .. text)

Returns a gui-edit element of the created edit box if it was successfully created, false otherwise. ...es an edit box alongside an "Output!" button. When the button is clicked, it will output the message in the edit box into the Chat Box.

-- if its a digit or * or #, then append it to the end of the display guiSetText(keypadLabelDisplay,guiGetText(keypadLabelDisplay) .. text)

...] line in the "joinHandler" function in your code, as we will be replacing it with a GUI alternative in this tutorial)''. We'll also take a look at clien All the GUI must be made client-side. It is also a good practice to keep all the client scripts in a separate folder

...hand, however, your choice of type depends on the situation you are using it for. ...mean that all the components are attached to the window and will move with it, but also that any changes done to the parent window will be applied down t

...mean that all the components are attached to the window and will move with it, but also that any changes done to the parent window will be applied down t ...indow function is now complete, but it won't do anything until we call it. It is recommended to create all GUI when the client resource starts, hide them

-- this means it will only trigger when its own resource is started -- attach the event onClientGUIClick to btnLogin and set it to trigger the 'clientSubmitLogin' function

-- this means it will only trigger when its own resource is started -- attach the event onClientGUIClick to btnLogin and set it to trigger the 'clientSubmitLogin' function

local username = guiGetText(edtUser) local password = guiGetText(edtPass)

local nomeDeUsuario = guiGetText(editUsuario) local senha = guiGetText(editSenha)