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Edit:-

I was able to partially solve this, if I load the texture before the function is called in which it resides, like in a header or in program before the function, I can get clickable images but they are just black squares instead of actual images

I had a series of buttons which opened different windows on clicking, and the buttons were called continuously in a for loop of range 5(there are 5 buttons)

if (isShowClose == true)
    isClicked = ImGui::Button(name.c_str(), ImVec2(Dp2Px(78), Dp2Px(22)));
else
    isClicked = ImGui::Button(name.c_str(), ImVec2(Dp2Px(100), Dp2Px(22)));

Currently this is working, but when I replace this by

if (isShowClose == true)
    isClicked = ImGui::Button(name.c_str(), ImVec2(Dp2Px(100), Dp2Px(22)));
else
    isClicked = ImGui::ImageButton((void*)(intptr_t)icons[i], ImVec2(30, 30));

The images are displayed properly instead of button names, but they don't respond to the clicks. And icons[i] is a GLuint array of size 5, inside it are the images converted to textures like home_texture, warning_texture, and they are loaded with this code

LoadTextureFromFile("..\\drawable\\home.png", &home_texture, &my_image_width, &my_image_height);

So to check this I added a print statement after the isClicked line for both Button and ImageButton, on clicking it gave 1 for Button, but it remained 0 for ImageButton.

Therefore I got to know that it wasn't even registered as a click, is this related to ButtonBehaviour()?

Gagan karanth
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    Verify that the texture is being loaded correctly. You can do this by using `ImGui::Image()` function to display the texture as an image instead of using your `ImageButton`. If the texture displays correctly using Image(), then the issue may be with how you're using ImageButton. – Jishan Shaikh May 02 '23 at 13:18

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