WoW:Removing Blizzard default frames (source)
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/script MyFrame:Hide() | /script MyFrame:Hide() | ||
==Show a hidden frame== | ==Show a hidden frame== | ||
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/script MyFrame:Show() | /script MyFrame:Show() | ||
'''NOTE:''' Most frames have event handlers so even if | |||
'''NOTE:''' Most frames have event handlers so even if you hide it, it can pop back up as a result of an event handler calling it's Show function. To avoid this you need to prevent the frame from getting these events or from executing the code that makes the frame show. Most Blizzard's frames (if not all) use a single function to handle all events, which makes it easier for us. When hidding the frame you can make the OnEvent function point to nil so no function gets called: | |||
PlayerFrame:SetScript("OnEvent", nil); | PlayerFrame:SetScript("OnEvent", nil); | ||
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=== Party Window === | === Party Window === | ||
The windows that are shown for group members are PartyMemberFrameX, where X = 1..4. All these can be hidden at once by the function ''HidePartyFrame()'', provided by the default party frame lua code. | The windows that are shown for group members are PartyMemberFrameX, where X = 1..4. All these can be hidden at once by the function ''HidePartyFrame()'', provided by the default party frame lua code. | ||
HidePartyFrame() -- hides all party members | HidePartyFrame() -- hides all party members | ||
PartyMemberFrameX:Hide() -- hides a specified party member (X=1/2/3/4) | PartyMemberFrameX:Hide() -- hides a specified party member (X=1/2/3/4) | ||