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# Change menu (Open source)

{% hint style="info" %}
If you really don't want the menu you can delete the web folder and modify the line that requests the web folder in fxmanifest.lua
{% endhint %}

In the EnterBarber function on line 41 replaced ToggleNuiFrame(true) with opening your menu, and to close it you can for example put your menu closing function in the ExitChair function

{% hint style="info" %}
Or you can directly do it in the CallBack like this, this code must be added
{% endhint %}

```lua
ESX.TriggerServerCallback("BarberShop:Buy", function(Success) 
    if Success then
        -- Close menu
        PlaySoundFrontend(-1, 'Bus_Schedule_Pickup', 'DLC_PRISON_BREAK_HEIST_SOUNDS', false)
        GetHaircut()
        print("Succes")
    else
        print("Failure")
    end
end, {Type = Data.Type, Price = Data.Price})
```


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