UIToggle Not Changing value

[ababilinski]

1. public void RestState(){
2.                 if(CurButton != null){
3.                  UIToggle _UI = CurButton.GetComponent<UIToggle>();
4.                 if( _UI != null){
5.                        
6.                         CurButton.GetComponent<UIToggle>().value = false;
7.                         Debug.Log(CurButton.GetComponent<UIToggle>().value);
8.  
9.                 }
10.         }
11. }

I am using this code above and I don't know what I am doing wrong. I get the code and a bool is supposed to set the value of the check-box back to false. However, It is not working.

[ArenMook]

Where is this code getting called from? Also define "not working"? Do you even see the Debug.Log?

[ababilinski]

Where is this code getting called from? Also define "not working"? Do you even see the Debug.Log?

the function is being called in another codes update function. Sorry for my vagueness.

The problem that is happening is that the value is not changing. I added a debug to see the current value and it is set to true. no mater what I do.

[ababilinski]

Also if I use a code like this

1.         public bool turnOn;
2.  
3.         // Update is called once per frame
4.         void Update () {
5.                 if(turnOn == false){
6.                 gameObject.GetComponent<UIToggle>().value = false;
7.                 }
8.  
9.                 if(turnOn == true){
10.                         gameObject.GetComponent<UIToggle>().value = true;
11.                 }
12.         }

then it will turn on using

1. gameObject.GetComponent<UIToggle>().value = true;

but it will not turn off even when turnOn = false.

This also only happens when there is a group assigned.

[Fireball14]

Remember if you want some option in toogle groupe to be always active, then specify what toggle shoud be active if all of them go off.

1. public bool turnOn;
2.    
3.     void OnEnable()
4.     {
5.         GetComponent<UIToggle>().optionCanBeNone = true;  // <- This is your problem!
6.         turnOn = GetComponent<UIToggle>().startsActive;
7.     }
8.     void Update()
9.     {
10.         GetComponent<UIToggle>().value = turnOn;
11.     }
12.  

Also remember to sendout status change on UIToggle value change event.
But as i see it, its a lot more easy to use toggle with out any other scripts and sendout   c# event on value changed or use NGUI EventDelegate system.