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Ramyxfa

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Create the gui and use guiSetVisible to hide it, then use addCommandHandler with guiSetVisible to show it again, shouldn't be hard.

addCommandHandler('updates', function() 
 guiSetVisible(WINDOW, true) 
end) 

You can use guiMemoSetReadOnly to disable editing a memo:

local memo = guiCreateMemo(...) 
guiMemoSetReadOnly(memo, false) 

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Please help is that good code :

GUIEditor = { 
    tab = {}, 
    tabpanel = {}, 
    button = {}, 
    window = {}, 
    memo = {} 
} 
addEventHandler("onClientResourceStart", resourceRoot, 
    function() 
        GUIEditor.window[1] = guiCreateWindow(327, 160, 664, 518, "CIP Updates ", false) 
        guiWindowSetSizable(GUIEditor.window[1], false) 
        guiSetAlpha(GUIEditor.window[1], 1.00) 
        guiSetProperty(GUIEditor.window[1], "Visible", "False") 
        guiSetProperty(GUIEditor.window[1], "Text", "CIP Updates ") 
  
        GUIEditor.tabpanel[1] = guiCreateTabPanel(9, 204, 645, 304, false, GUIEditor.window[1]) 
  
        GUIEditor.tab[1] = guiCreateTab("Updates", GUIEditor.tabpanel[1]) 
  
        GUIEditor.memo[1] = guiCreateMemo(0, 1, 645, 278, "", false, GUIEditor.tab[1]) 
        GUIEditor.memo[2] = guiCreateMemo(0, 1, 645, 278, "Thursday, September 10, 2015\nAdd updates panel use /updates to open it \nAdded gun shop ", false, GUIEditor.tab[1]) 
        guiMemoSetReadOnly(GUIEditor.memo[2], true) 
  
  
        GUIEditor.button[1] = guiCreateButton(514, 193, 140, 37, "Close", false, GUIEditor.window[1])     
    end 
) 
  
addEventHandler("onClientRender", root, 
    function() 
        dxDrawText("", 913, 183, 982, 200, tocolor(255, 255, 255, 255), 1.00, "default", "left", "top", false, false, false, false, false) 
    end 
)addCommandHandler('updates', function() 
 guiSetVisible(WINDOW, true) 
end) 

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No, it's not. You're not hiding the window after it's created, which will result in it showing up as soon as the resource start. There's a useless, empty, dx text.

Also, WINDOW is not defined, you need to replace it with GUIEditor.window[1].

Next time, don't post code and ask if it's "good", try it yourself and tell us if it outputs errors or warnings.

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