Is it possible to do such an action ? :o)

[el5ateer]

Hi again experts :cool ,

Now I am confused and I wanna know what to do in such case..

When I use this action (in a combo box ofcourse) : selected = ComboBox.GetSelected("Plugin1");

it's known that [selected] by then is equal to one or two .. etc. // I want to insert the number of the "selected" let's say "one" to load an audio which is named [1.ogg] in the background .. I use this action :

Audio.Load(CHANNEL_BACKGROUND, "AutoPlay\\Audio\\"..selected..".ogg", true, false);

so am I right which is probably a non-sense question coz it does not work :D
Or is there something wrong which I should fix it or I am goin on the wrong way ?

[el5ateer]

Is it hard or it's my fault I did not explain clearly what I want ?? :rolleyes

[TJ_Tigger]

Does it actually return a value or does it return -1 for an error?

It looks like it should work. I will try to play with it later tonight.

[TJ_Tigger]

Remember also that the combobox has both a text field and a data field. you can store the filename in the data and use that to when you load the audio.

Tigg


edit this worked


nSel = ComboBox.GetSelected(this);
if nSel ~= -1 then
Audio.Load(CHANNEL_BACKGROUND, "AutoPlay\\Audio\\"..nSel..".ogg", true, false);
end

[Worm]

It looks right, are you sure you have a 1.ogg in the Audio folder?

[Tigs hoppin' around fast these days!]

[TJ_Tigger]

It looks right, are you sure you have a 1.ogg in the Audio folder?

[Tigs hoppin' around fast these days!]

Depends on where I am and what I am doing. Lately I have had time in the home office and this week while I am on the road I am in training and I check the board at lunch and on breaks.

:)

[el5ateer]

thnx a lot :yes it worked .. Man , I like this forum :lol