Creating Two Separate Derma Panels

[A Fghtr Pilot]

I need a little help with something. I'm creating two derma menus. Seems simple enough. However, if I create the second one(even if I change the bind as to what you press to open it), it just ends up replacing the old one I made. Help?

Code for the first one:

local DermaButton = vgui.Create( "DButton", DermaPanel )
DermaButton:SetParent( DermaPanel ) -- Set parent to our "DermaPanel"
DermaButton:SetText( "Get the Pistol" )
DermaButton:SetPos( 25, 150 )
DermaButton:SetSize( 150, 50 )
DermaButton.DoClick = function()
RunConsoleCommand( "stripsecondaryweapons" )
RunConsoleCommand("get_pistol")
end
 DermaPanel.OnClose = function() 
gui.EnableScreenClicker(false)
end

local DermaButton = vgui.Create( "DButton", DermaPanel )
DermaButton:SetParent( DermaPanel ) -- Set parent to our "DermaPanel"
DermaButton:SetText( "Get the DMR" )
DermaButton:SetPos( 25, 200 )
DermaButton:SetSize( 150, 50 )
DermaButton.DoClick = function()
RunConsoleCommand( "stripprimaryweapons" )
RunConsoleCommand("get_dmr")
end
 DermaPanel.OnClose = function() 
gui.EnableScreenClicker(false)
end

local DermaButton = vgui.Create( "DButton", DermaPanel )
DermaButton:SetParent( DermaPanel ) -- Set parent to our "DermaPanel"
DermaButton:SetText( "Get the Shotgun" )
DermaButton:SetPos( 25, 250 )
DermaButton:SetSize( 150, 50 )
DermaButton.DoClick = function()
RunConsoleCommand("stripprimaryweapons")
RunConsoleCommand("get_shotgun")
end
 DermaPanel.OnClose = function() 
gui.EnableScreenClicker(false)
end

function GM:PlayerBindPress( ply, bind, pressed )
MsgN(bind)
if LocalPlayer() then
if ( string.find( bind, "menu_context" ) ) then 
print(pressed)
if pressed then
DermaPanel:Show()
gui.EnableScreenClicker(true)
else
DermaPanel:Hide()
gui.EnableScreenClicker(false)
end
end
end
end

Now, I got rid of the second one a while ago, but how would I make a copy of this but make it not get overridden? Also, while you're at it(not very important), how do you change the colour of a menu's background?

Note: I think it has something to do with teh use of LocalPlayer()? I don't know for sure.

[Voluptious]

Use different variable names, makes it easier on all levels. (So don't use "dermabutton" for 3 different buttons on this window)

Also if you do <main window name>:MakePopup() on the main window you dont need gui.EnableScreenClicker()

[Voluptious]

Apparantly i cant figure out how to wrap text in code tags, so here is a hastebin to prevent spam here.

What you need to do is change the function name at the top and add another concommand.Add() at the bottom to add a brand new window w/o overwriting anything.

[url]http://hastebin.com/unetazirov.lua[/url]