and I have made no modifications to the actionmenu
What kind of keyboard are you using? Also, try resetting your keybinds, that sometimes does the trick.
I am gonna try changing the key to open the menu. Will report back to you 
EDIT: Changed key to F6 and it works great. Thanks @WolfKnight179 !
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Does anyone know why my sub menus are not working? I read the page, but it was kinda confusing to me. I have tried a variety of things and the menus itself works but the sub menus dont. Here is my code for the menu:
<div id="mainmenu">
<button class="menuoption" data-action="Vehicle">Vehicle</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-action="LEO">LEO</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-action="Civilian">Civilian</button>
</div>
<div id="vehicle" data-parent="mainmenu" style="display: none;">
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Engine">Turns Engine On/Off</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Trunk">Opens Trunk</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Windows">Rolls Down Window</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Doors">Opens Doors</button>
</div>
<div id="LEO" data-parent="mainmenu" style="display: none;">
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Stun Gun">Equips Stun Gun</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Cuff">Cuffs Player</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Drag Player">Drags Player</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Put In Vehicle">Puts Player In Vehicle</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Take Player Out Of Vehicle">Takes Player Out Of Vehicle</button>
</div>
<div id="Civilian" data-parent="mainmenu" style="display: none;">
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Assault Rifle">Equips Assault Rifle</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Pistol">Equips Pistol</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Handsup">Puts Hands Up</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="Handsup Knees">Gets On Knees With Hands Up</button>You have a few missing <div> tags in your code. Make sure you are opening and close each <div> and it should work fine.
Youâre code needs to look like this. You had âdata-subâ where âdata-actionâ should of been.
<div id="mainmenu">
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="vehicle">Vehicle</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="leo">LEO</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-sub="civ">Civilian</button>
</div>
<div id="vehicle" data-parent="mainmenu" style="display: none;">
<button class="menuoption" data-action="engine">Turns Engine On/Off</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-action="trunk">Opens Trunk</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-action="windows">Rolls Down Window</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-action="doors">Opens Doors</button>
</div>
<div id="leo" data-parent="mainmenu" style="display: none;">
<button class="menuoption" data-action="stun_gun">Equips Stun Gun</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-action="cuff">Cuffs Player</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-action="drag">Drags Player</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-action="seat">Puts Player In Vehicle</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-action="unseat">Takes Player Out Of Vehicle</button>
</div>
<div id="civ" data-parent="mainmenu" style="display: none;">
<button class="menuoption" data-action="assault_rifle">Equips Assault Rifle</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-action="pistol">Equips Pistol</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-action="handsup">Puts Hands Up</button>
<button class="menuoption" data-action="handsup_knees">Gets On Knees With Hands Up</button>
</div>
<!-- Do not remove this or you will not be able to exit the menu -->
<button class="menuoption" data-action="exit">Exit</button>
</div>
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Anyone no how to properly trigger a .lua script to one of these buttons?
Thanks man it worked!
Now I am like you, just need to get the lua to trigger
How can I make this open only for as long as I hold the control down? I want to be able to quickly enter and exit the menu without having to click exit?
You have to implement the menu to your .lua script or vice-versa or just call specific events in other scripts instead of the chatPrint.
Say you had a function for handsUp and a button for it. When you click the button for Hands Up, it sends the button data to the callback buttonclick. If the hands up button was set to button1, where it says " chatPrint( âButton 1 pressed!â ) " You would put in there, what happens when you press button1.
So instead of " chatPrint( âButton 1 pressed!â ) " you could have " handsUp() "
RegisterNUICallback( "ButtonClick", function( data, cb )
if ( data == "button1" ) then
handsUp()
elseif ( data == "button2" ) then
chatPrint( "Button 2 pressed!" )
elseif ( data == "button3" ) then
chatPrint( "Button 3 pressed!" )
elseif ( data == "button4" ) then
chatPrint( "Button 4 pressed!" )
elseif ( data == "exit" ) then
-- We toggle the ActionMenu and return here, otherwise the function
-- call below would be executed too, which would just open the menu again
ToggleActionMenu()
return
end
Which would go into the example function "handsUp() " like I have below and do all this junk.
local handsup = false
function handsUp()
local dict = "missminuteman_1ig_2"
RequestAnimDict(dict)
while not HasAnimDictLoaded(dict) do
Citizen.Wait(0)
end
if not handsup then
TaskPlayAnim(GetPlayerPed(-1), dict, "handsup_enter", 8.0, 8.0, -1, 50, 0, false, false, false)
handsup = true
else
handsup = false
ClearPedTasks(GetPlayerPed(-1))
end
end
You just replace the chatPrint with where ever you want the code to go. It can go anywhere⌠You could even slap your whole function right in there, only thatâs not very tidy and not a good idea. Better to send the code off to do something.
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Hey, no problem. Weâre all here working together right? 
Have you renamed the resource?
i did rename the resource
This does not seem to be working, probably did it wrong lol
--[[------------------------------------------------------------------------
ActionMenu
Created by WolfKnight
Additional help from lowheartrate, TheStonedTurtle, and Briglair.
------------------------------------------------------------------------]]--
-- Define the variable used to open/close the menu
local menuEnabled = false
local handsup = false
--[[------------------------------------------------------------------------
ActionMenu Toggle
Calling this function will open or close the ActionMenu.
------------------------------------------------------------------------]]--
function ToggleActionMenu()
-- Make the menuEnabled variable not itself
-- e.g. not true = false, not false = true
menuEnabled = not menuEnabled
if ( menuEnabled ) then
-- Focuses on the NUI, the second parameter toggles the
-- onscreen mouse cursor.
SetNuiFocus( true, true )
-- Sends a message to the JavaScript side, telling it to
-- open the menu.
SendNUIMessage({
showmenu = true
})
else
-- Bring the focus back to the game
SetNuiFocus( false )
-- Sends a message to the JavaScript side, telling it to
-- close the menu.
SendNUIMessage({
hidemenu = true
})
end
end
--[[------------------------------------------------------------------------
ActionMenu HTML Callbacks
This will be called every single time the JavaScript side uses the
sendData function. The name of the data-action is passed as the parameter
variable data.
------------------------------------------------------------------------]]--
RegisterNUICallback( "ButtonClick", function( data, cb )
if ( data == "button1" ) then
handsUp()
elseif ( data == "button2" ) then
chatPrint( "Button 2 pressed!" )
elseif ( data == "button3" ) then
chatPrint( "Button 3 pressed!" )
elseif ( data == "button4" ) then
chatPrint( "Button 4 pressed!" )
elseif ( data == "exit" ) then
-- We toggle the ActionMenu and return here, otherwise the function
-- call below would be executed too, which would just open the menu again
ToggleActionMenu()
return
end
-- This will only be called if any button other than the exit button is pressed
ToggleActionMenu()
end )
--[[------------------------------------------------------------------------
ActionMenu Control and Input Blocking
This is the main while loop that opens the ActionMenu on keypress. It
uses the input blocking found in the ES Banking resource, credits to
the authors.
------------------------------------------------------------------------]]--
Citizen.CreateThread( function()
-- This is just in case the resources restarted whilst the NUI is focused.
SetNuiFocus( false )
while true do
-- Control ID 20 is the 'Z' key by default
-- Use https://wiki.fivem.net/wiki/Controls to find a different key
if ( IsControlJustPressed( 1, 167 ) ) then
ToggleActionMenu()
end
if ( menuEnabled ) then
local ped = GetPlayerPed( -1 )
DisableControlAction( 0, 1, true ) -- LookLeftRight
DisableControlAction( 0, 2, true ) -- LookUpDown
DisableControlAction( 0, 24, true ) -- Attack
DisablePlayerFiring( ped, true ) -- Disable weapon firing
DisableControlAction( 0, 142, true ) -- MeleeAttackAlternate
DisableControlAction( 0, 106, true ) -- VehicleMouseControlOverride
end
Citizen.Wait( 0 )
end
end )
function chatPrint( msg )
TriggerEvent( 'chatMessage', "Dev", { 255, 255, 255 }, msg )
end
function handsUp()
local dict = "missminuteman_1ig_2"
RequestAnimDict(dict)
while not HasAnimDictLoaded(dict) do
Citizen.Wait(0)
end
if not handsup then
TaskPlayAnim(GetPlayerPed(-1), dict, "handsup_enter", 8.0, 8.0, -1, 50, 0, false, false, false)
handsup = true
else
handsup = false
ClearPedTasks(GetPlayerPed(-1))
end
end
Open ui.js, go to line 78 and change âwk_actionmenuâ to your resource name.
Not sure what you did wrong there but it seems to be working just fine for me. Iâm running the exact same code as you, the only difference is that I canât see your HTML and if your buttons are set up correctly or not.
If you left them default, it should be working. You could try putting the chatPrint back in there to assure that the button is actually being fired. My guess is that your HTML has been modified and not getting registered?
RegisterNUICallback( "ButtonClick", function( data, cb )
if ( data == "button1" ) then
chatPrint( "Button 1 pressed!" )
handsUp()
drawNotification("Button 1 just fired!")
elseif ( data == "button2" ) then
chatPrint( "Button 2 pressed!" )
elseif ( data == "button3" ) then
chatPrint( "Button 3 pressed!" )
elseif ( data == "button4" ) then
chatPrint( "Button 4 pressed!" )
elseif ( data == "exit" ) then
-- We toggle the ActionMenu and return here, otherwise the function
-- call below would be executed too, which would just open the menu again
ToggleActionMenu()
return
end
I personally use a little function for Admin Notifications simply because I donât like using the chat window. The chat window just gets in my way. The function I use is below. I put a line up in the button 1 pressed if you wanted to use this instead of the chatPrint so you can see how it would get used.
function drawNotification(text)
SetNotificationTextEntry("STRING")
AddTextComponentString(text)
DrawNotification(false, false)
end
Also, since this was just an example function, you actually only have to load that animation once, it doesnât need to be loaded every time the button is fired. But I guess it doesnât hurt loading it every time. Just redundant.
You could also add some console prints to debug your function, to see whatâs happening when youâre ingame. Just slap in some:
print("Is this working?")
or whatever you are trying to fix. Just press F8 ingame to see if your prints show up in the console.
Did you rename your resource?
No I did not, will test when Iâm home
Thanks a lot 