Creating actions for dynamic buttons.

[utterlyconfused]

First of all I'm new to Autoit and it is refreshing to see that there is a community that is willing to help the noobs out with their coding misadventures. My question, I hope it's an easy solve for most of you, is that I created a function that will create some buttons based on a search in a directory for a specific file name. What happens is my buttons get named the same as the file names. What should happen is if I click on any of the buttons, Notepad runs and opens the specific file based on the button.

Here's the code:

FUNC SearchServer()

$xlocation = 20

$ylocation = 145

$width = 100

$height = 20

$i = 0

FileChangeDir("H:\common")

$search = FileFindFirstFile("*.txt")

While $i <= 10

$filearray[$i] = FileFindNextFile($search)

$PXEarray[$i] = $filearray[$i]

If @error Then

$i = $i - 1

ExitLoop

Else

$i = $i + 1

EndIf

Wend

$i = 0

While $i <= 10

If $filearray[$i] = "" Then

ExitLoop

Else

If $i = 5 Then

$xlocation = 200

$ylocation = 150

EndIf

$filearray[$i] = StringUpper($filearray[$i])

GuICtrlCreateButton($filearray[$i], $xlocation, $ylocation, $width, $height)

GUICtrlSetOnEvent(-1, "PXEbuttonexec")

$t = FileGetTime($filearray[$i],1)

$date = $t[1] & "/" & $t[2] & "/" & $t[0]

GUICtrlCreateLabel($date,$xlocation + 110,$ylocation,70,20)

EndIf

$ylocation = $ylocation + 25

$i = $i + 1

Wend

[someone]

Is it just me or do you get syntax errors as well as some other errors when you run this script?

Is it possible for you to post your whole code or enough of it to test with?

Edited February 7, 2007 by someone

[xcal]

Are you actually using GUIOnEventMode, 1? If you aren't, then GUICtrlSetOnEvent won't work for you. You need to be using GuiGetMsg().

[utterlyconfused]

OOps, I'm sorry guys, I was trying to edit my post and tried pressing "Tab" which caused my browser to act erradically. I now have two posts with the same question.

Please refer to thread : http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=40812 for a clearer picture.