> Maybe you can replace the whole button instead of just the handler. That's what I ended up doing after my timely debugging and it works fine. I was just frustrated because you can switch a handle from the base state just fine, so I saw no reason why you couldn't do likewise to another substate. I cannot think of any reason why you'd ever want flex firing off 2 handlers at the same time. Thanks.
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