[Help] I don't even know what's happening...

[BrastaSauce]

So, I have this script I'm starting and so far I only have the GUI, it's to an alarm system. Well, here's my script.

local time = getRealTime() 
local hour = time.hour 
local minute = time.minute 
  
function setAlarmGUI() 
    winSetAlarm = guiCreateWindow(804, 306, 313, 187, "Set Alarm", false) 
    guiWindowSetSizeable(winSetAlarm, false) 
    lblHour = guiCreateEdit(117, 61, 30, 23, hour, false, winSetAlarm) 
    guiCreateLabel(153, 64, 15, 20, ":", false, winSetAlarm) 
    lblMin = guiCreateEdit(163, 61, 30, 23, minute, false, winSetAlarm) 
    guiCreateLabel(126, 44, 21, 17, "hh", false, winSetAlarm) 
    guiCreateLabel(168, 44, 21, 17, "mm", false, winSetAlarm) 
    btnCloseAlarm = guiCreateButton(23, 56, 62, 28, "Close", false, winSetAlarm) 
    btnSetAlarm = guiCreateButton(231, 56, 62, 28, "Set", false, winSetAlarm)    
     
    winSetAlarmGrid = guiCreateGridList(13, 91, 290, 86, false, winSetAlarm) 
    guiGridListAddColumn(winSetAlarmGrid, "Alarm", 0.9) 
    guiCreateLabel(7, 32, 273, 44, "This alarm uses 24-hour times. Set it according to\nlocal time.", false, winSetAlarmGrid) 
     
    guiEditSetMaxLength(lblHour, 2) 
    guiEditSetMaxLength(lblMin, 2) 
end 
addCommandHandler("setalarm", setAlarmGUI) 
  
function onSetClick(button) 
    if button == left then 
        guiGetText(lblHour) 
        guiGetText(lblMin) 
        destroyElement(winSetAlarm) 
        outputChatBox("Alarm set!", thePlayer, 0, 255, 0) 
    end 
end 

Alright, and here is my meta.xml to prove that this is set to Client Side.

<meta> 
    <info author="Brasta" type="script" description="Alarm System"/> 
  
    <script src="s_alarm.lua" type="server"/> 
    <script src="c_alarm.lua" type="client"/> 
</meta> 

Here's my problem. It is giving me three errors. 2 of which happen immediately and are "Line 14: addEventHandler Bad Argument at 2, expected Element" and "Line 21: addEventHandler Bad Argument at 2, expected Element".

That's the gist of that. The problem? Line 14 and line 21 on my client file aren't even addEventHandlers. In fact, I don't have a single one in that entire script.

Then when I do /setalarm, it only loads the window and says "Line 7: attempted to call global "guiWindowSetSizable" "

Which isn't even true, since it loads the window before it easily, and since this file is set to Clientside. What's going on?

[justn]

local time = getRealTime() 
local hour = time.hour 
local minute = time.minute 
  
function setAlarmGUI() 
    winSetAlarm = guiCreateWindow(804, 306, 313, 187, "Set Alarm", false) 
    guiWindowSetSizable(winSetAlarm, false) 
    lblHour = guiCreateEdit(117, 61, 30, 23, hour, false, winSetAlarm) 
    guiCreateLabel(153, 64, 15, 20, ":", false, winSetAlarm) 
    lblMin = guiCreateEdit(163, 61, 30, 23, minute, false, winSetAlarm) 
    guiCreateLabel(126, 44, 21, 17, "hh", false, winSetAlarm) 
    guiCreateLabel(168, 44, 21, 17, "mm", false, winSetAlarm) 
    btnCloseAlarm = guiCreateButton(23, 56, 62, 28, "Close", false, winSetAlarm) 
    btnSetAlarm = guiCreateButton(231, 56, 62, 28, "Set", false, winSetAlarm)   
    
    winSetAlarmGrid = guiCreateGridList(13, 91, 290, 86, false, winSetAlarm) 
    guiGridListAddColumn(winSetAlarmGrid, "Alarm", 0.9) 
    guiCreateLabel(7, 32, 273, 44, "This alarm uses 24-hour times. Set it according to\nlocal time.", false, winSetAlarmGrid) 
    
    guiEditSetMaxLength(lblHour, 2) 
    guiEditSetMaxLength(lblMin, 2) 
end 
addCommandHandler("setalarm", setAlarmGUI) 
  
addEventHandler("onClientGUIClick",getRootElement(), 
function(button) 
    if button == "left" then 
        if source == btnSetAlarm then 
        guiGetText(lblHour) 
        guiGetText(lblMin) 
        guiSetVisible(winSetAlarm,false) 
        outputChatBox("Alarm set!",0, 255, 0) 
    end 
end 
end) 

[BrastaSauce]

Thank you! Any chance you could tell me what I did wrong for that to happen?

[justn]

Well, you spelt guiWindowSetSizable wrongly.

and the event onClientGUIClick was not added

also you didn't add the quotation marks around the word left.

NOTE: Instead of destroying the gui, use guiSetVisible and set it to false