[beatmasterrs]

I have a probem with the output of the following code:

xml:


<control type="radiobutton" id="11">

      <include>buttondimensions</include>

      <label>107</label>

      <include content="buttontextures">

      <param name="icon" value="buttonsdialogs/enabled.png" />

      </include>

</control>



<control type="label">

      <description>Heading</description>

      <left>15</left>

      <right>15</right>

      <font>MediumBold</font>

      <align>left</align>

      <textcolor>Dark2</textcolor>

      <label>$INFO[Control.Getlabel(11)]</label>

</Control>

the following output is generated:

Code:

Yes ( )

But why there is "( )"?

[Hitcher]

What is control ID 3015?

[beatmasterrs]

What is control ID 3015?

I'm sorry, it was my mistake. i've edited the code

[Hitcher]

You've used a radiobutton instead of a button. Radio buttons have an On/Off state ()/(*).

[beatmasterrs]

You've used a radiobutton instead of a button. Radio buttons have an On/Off state ()/(*).

Too bad, because you can only use one texture with a button-control. But I need 2, thats why i've used radiobutton.

[Hitcher]

You can easily make the info label a variable and then use String.Contains(Control.GetLabel,yes) and String.Contains(Control.GetLabel,no) for the conditions.

[beatmasterrs]

You can easily make the info label a variable and then use String.Contains(Control.GetLabel,yes) and String.Contains(Control.GetLabel,no) for the conditions.

Thanks for info.

The controlbuttons with ID's 11 and 10 in DialogConfirm.xml unfortunately also contain other labels like "keep" and "remove", so n my opinion this is unfortunately not an option. do you have any other ideas?

[Hitcher]

Use a variable for the button texture?