OnGUI.TextField(); not working to me [FIXED]

Unity Engine
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        GUI.Label(new Rect(Screen.width/2 - 50,Screen.height/2, 50,30),"Name:");
        playerName =  GUI.TextField(new Rect(Screen.width/2,Screen.height/2,100,30),"",20);

        if(GUI.Button(new Rect(Screen.width/2,Screen.height/2 + 40,100,30),"Play")){

            GameControl.control.playerName = playerName;
            Debug.Log(GameControl.control.playerName);
        }

playerName is a class variable btw, made private (“private String playName;”)

Basically, when I click on the text field, it becomes non responsive.

Everything displays too, or is because of my state machine?

    void Start () {
        pointsLeft = 10;
        startScreenStates = StartScreneStates.CHARACTERSCREEN;
    }
   
    // Update is called once per frame
    void Update () {
   
    }

    void OnGUI(){
        StartScreenStateMachine();
       
    }

    void StartScreenStateMachine(){

        switch(startScreenStates)
        {
            case StartScreneStates.TITLESCREEN:
                //Debug.Log("Press START");
            ShowTitleScreen();
                break;
            case StartScreneStates.STARTSCREEN:
                //Debug.Log("Press PLAY");
            ShowGameOptions();
                break;
            case StartScreneStates.CHARACTERSCREEN:
                //Debug.Log("ChooseCharacter");
            ChooseCharacter();
                break;
            case StartScreneStates.STATSSCREEN:
                //Debug.Log("Alocate Stats");
            ChooseStatsAllocation();
                break;
            case StartScreneStates.FINALSETUP:
                //Debug.Log("PLAY");
                //This is where it freezes when I want to enter name
            EnterNameSave();
                break;
        }
    }

Is anyone facing any problems with this?

It worked fine before when I attempted it, but now I can’t tell what is the problem.

P.S - I have tried TextArea as well.

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As shown in the the docs

You should be using the string variable in the parameters
stringToEdit = GUI.TextField(new Rect(), stringToEdit, 20);

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Thank you!

I have learned something new.

Bless you!