#OnAction Tag I Put On Sense Give Error In Intellj?
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jaunty yarrow
Can you show the errors?
jaunty yarrow
Can you show your controller class?
jaunty yarrow
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29505275/error-resolving-onaction-while-loa...
that post has two deleted "answers" from the same user that actually aren't answers lol
lone willow
it's the same error, you have to try and apply the solution you find to your code, it's not gonna be exactly the same code
lone willow
that post has two deleted "answers" from the same user that actually aren't answ...
ah my bad, i didn't read the post lmao
jaunty yarrow
ah my bad, i didn't read the post lmao
No, the post itself is fine
and the accepted answer seems ok as well
Can you also show the Main.fxml file?
lone willow
and the accepted answer seems ok as well
well i mean, i didn't read any of it
what does it say when you hover over the error?
jaunty yarrow
maybe try using welcomeMessage
with a lowercase w
both in the method name and in the FXML
oh lol
fx:controller="com.example.countrygame.Main"
that's the problem
jaunty yarrow
`fx:controller="com.example.countrygame.Main"`
replace this with fx:controller="com.example.countrygame.action"
fx:controller should refer to the controller class
oh and you might want to follow conventions
like ClassesArePascalCase and methodsAndFieldsAreCamelCase
You are using SceneBuilder for JavaFX 19 while using JavaFX 17
You can either ignore the error or use an older Scene Builder version (for Java 17) or use JavaFX 19 in your project
jaunty yarrow
it needs to be a URL pointing to an image
this could be from some server but also on the local system
or part of the program (in the resource folder)
jaunty yarrow
?
What do you mean with showing normal?
you mean it doesn't include the background image?
well maybe the URL isn't valid
What did you enter as the URL?
oh right
Where is the file located? Is the path correct?
and how is the style.css file declared in the FXML?
yeah ..\..\..\.. is not really a good idea
Where is the FXML file?
and where is the css file?
images and css files are resources as well
so they should be in the resources directory
and you need to update the path of course
Can you show the style.css again?
oh ok
and when starting the Java program?