Hidden field

[Larhalt]

Hello,
I'm trying to make an hidden field that will show when an icon is clicked.
I took an existing code from spell list that work good; when you click on the icon in the circle, the hidden fields appears
Attachment 12357

And this is the code I found that (maybe) do that.

<button_toggle name="activatecombat">
				<anchored>
					<to>shortcut</to>
					<position>left</position>
					<offset>2,0</offset>
					<size>
						<width>20</width>
					</size>
				</anchored>
				<icon>indicator_expanddown</icon>
				<script>
					function onValueChanged()
						window.onCombatSectionToggle(getValue());
					end
				</script>
			</button_toggle>

function onCombatSectionToggle(show)
		speedlabel.setVisible(show);
		speed.setVisible(show);
		damagelabel.setVisible(show);
		damageframe.setVisible(show);
		damagedice.setVisible(show);
		damagebonus.setVisible(show);
end

But when I try to use in the file that I need (record_char_combat) with the code

Attachment 12358

			<button_toggle name="weapondetails">
				<anchored>
					<to>damagebonus_l</to>
					<position>right</position>
					<offset>2,0</offset>
					<size>
						<width>20</width>
					</size>
				</anchored>
				<icon>indicator_expanddown</icon>
				<script>
					function onValueChanged()
						window.onWeaponProp(getValue());
					end
				</script>
			</button_toggle>

function onWeaponProp(show)
		prop.setVisible(show);
end

I have this error
Script Error: [string "weapondetails"]:1: attempt to call field 'onWeaponProp' (a nil value)


There's something that I miss? I already trying to check in 4E ruleset, but can't find it.

Thank you

[dulux-oz]

Hi Larhalt,

As your code stands at the moment, the FG engine is looking for an object in the current window called "onWeaonProp()" - obviously a function. Do you have the onWeaponProp() function included in the window's <script> tag? If not, that's your problem.

To put it another way: where do you declare the onWeaponProp() function?

Incidentally, if onWeaponProp() is only called from that one place, then you're better off simply having (as part of your "weapondetails" object):

function onValueChanged()
	window.prop.setVisible(getValue());
end

Cheers

[Larhalt]

Thank you dulux, it works wonderfully