Cardozz 46 Posted December 27, 2014 Hi there, I've been trying to use widgets, but the numbers are quite weird. I got a widget via the client that is like: P 372, C 0 367. The weird thing is the space inbetween at the child widget. Is this ok? and how would i use that child widget? or is number 367 a subchild widget and 0 the child widget?? Im confused, would love some help! Thanks in advance, Cardozz
Explicit 213 Posted December 27, 2014 I would assume the widget is 372, component 0 and the 367 component of that component. In code: widget(372).component(0).component(367) If that doesn't work just try widget(372).component(367) and play around with it until it finds the right component.
Nuclear Nezz 2094 Posted December 27, 2014 372 is the parent ID of the widget Widget w = getWidgets().get(372); 0 is the WidgetChild ID of the widget. WidgetChild wc = w.getChild(0); I honestly have no idea what 367 is. Eric made that. >_>
Cardozz 46 Author Posted December 27, 2014 Thanks guys for the feedback. Ill try it out now and see if it works, will post in a sec Edit: Hmm.. Not really, i have the idea the wisdgets are a bit screwed up lol.
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