It's for my quizeditor, it works for every type of card except for one where it crashes.

disableInteractivity is an internal call isnt it? Not sure you should be calling it directly...

maybe its not internal... cant remember now

and whats "the one" where it crashes?

One moment, I clean everything, push the changes and give you an example file

Done . For example you put dog food for the two questions. Saying this . It's not really important for me anymore ( but maybe is a deeper problem ?) , before I didn't want to use disabled ( because I wanted to use my own styling) , but now it's okay for me. (disabled = true actually seems to work) It's in Match Card ( ands call removeInteractivity at the end which calls disable Interactivity), you need to open the player drag the file inside it slect the tag UNTAGGED.

Ok, so need it to explore it now, I feel I may have something

Ok I think it was because the component was removed from the parent. 99 % sure I need to make a minimal case but I'm going to take a break instead 🙂

Is there a way to run html from file in HaxeUI(or another lib)?

you mean like an embedded browser?

No, like it just takes an .html file from game folder as input and renders it.

haxeui xml is not html

you could try to manually parse it and turn it into haxeui stuff

also you wouldnt be able to use js (easily) unless you are targeting js

What will be in your .html file ?

I'm not sure I understand exactly how to manipulate lists in code. Is there a way to rename one of the items?

I think it would be similar to the way you manipulate specific rows of a table

by index

I can get a reference to an item with

haxe
var item = animationList.dataSource.get(animationList.selectedIndex);

But changing the reference doesn't actually change whatever the list is using. It's a copy of the internal content it seems.

dataSource gives me clear means for adding and removing stuff, but not mutating stuff in place

I want the order to stay the same and also for the selected item to remain the same as well

you can then use update dataSource.update(animationList.selectedIndex, {text : "nexw text", icon:"new icon" })

A page, which I want to be customizable. User can replace this file with his own to change the view.

Testing that

or dataSource.update(animationList.selectedIndex, "new text") if it's a simple version

It just works... thanks

so it's basically like a haxeui xml file ?

//Haxe Virtual Machine for HTML5 and CSS class HaxeVM { //Declare variables var html:String; var css:String; //Constructor to initialize the variables public function new(html:String, css:String) { this.html = html; this.css = css; } //Function to parse the HTML and CSS code into a DOM tree public function parse():Void { //Create a DOM tree from the HTML code var domTree = haxe.xml.Parser.parse(html); //Parse the CSS code into a stylesheet object var styleSheet = haxe.css.StyleSheet.create(css); //Apply the stylesheet to the DOM tree styleSheet.apply(domTree); } //Function to render the DOM tree as an HTML page public function render():Void { //Render the DOM tree as an HTML page using haxe's html library var htmlPage = haxe.html.XmlTools.toHtml(domTree); //Print out the rendered HTML page trace(htmlPage); } //Function to execute all of our functions in order public function execute():Void { //Parse our HTML and CSS code into a DOM tree parse(); //Render our DOM tree as an HTML page render(); } }

That's what chatgpt gave me, but I don't have knowledge to change it the exact way.

No, js isn't meant to work.