Hi Mark,
Yes quit and restart revolution. Using factory clean download, no plugins.
I guess I'll have forget about background buttons. Maybe I'll reinstall Rev.
Thanks,
James
On 10/30/06 10:53 AM, Mark Schonewille [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi James,
I followed the steps exactly as you
Does your license enable you to use 2.7.4? This is probably something you
should write support about because groups and backgrounds are a pretty
essential/core feature.
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Hi Mark,
Yes quit and restart revolution. Using factory
That's weird, James. Feel free to send me your stack with 1 grouped
button.
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I just tried it in 2.7.2 and it seems to work fine. It must be
something specific to James' configuration.
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On 30 Oct 2006, at 18:24, James Z wrote:
Something isn't working here.
I'm on an Intel Mac Pro, Rev Studio 2.7.3 Build 278.
I do the following:
1. File menu, New Mainstack.
2. Drag a button to the card.
3. The button is selected, Cmd G, to group.
4. right click (or control click -Property
Hi Dave,
Here, the backgroundBehavior is off by default (Rev 2.7.4). I wonder
why we experience a difference in default settings?
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Its the version that was available when I ordered rev. I don't want to
report a bug if I'm the only one experiencing it.
On 10/31/06 1:06 AM, Bill Marriott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does your license enable you to use 2.7.4? This is probably something you
should write support about because
On 31 Oct 2006, at 10:20, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Dave,
Here, the backgroundBehavior is off by default (Rev 2.7.4). I
wonder why we experience a difference in default settings?
Strange. I'm seeing some odd behavior. On checking again, *most*
times I'm seeing the backgroundBehavior
You're probably not the only one experiencing it, just the only one taking
the time to write about it. There have been a lot of issues with the 2.7.x
series, so having the latest update is important. Writing support isn't the
same as filing a bug... and if your license doesn't allow for the
Bill Marriott wrote:
You're probably not the only one experiencing it, just the only one taking
the time to write about it.
I don't think so. So far, no one else has been able to reproduce the
problem. I have never seen the problem either, and I use an awful lot of
background groups in my
Jacque,
You're probably not the only one experiencing it, just the only one
taking the time to write about it.
I don't think so. So far, no one else has been able to reproduce the
problem. I have never seen the problem either, and I use an awful lot of
background groups in my work.
The
I'm new to revolution, coming from HC and SC. I want an 'arrow' button to go
to the next card, but I can't find any. How do I get an 'arrow' button.
Thanks
James Z.
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Yes, there are arrow icons.
1. Double-click on your new button to open the
preferences palette.
2. Select Icons and Border from the drop-down menu
at the top
of the preferences palette.
3. Click on the silly magic wand icon next to where it
says 'Icon'.
4. Choose either Standard Icons or
Thank you very much!
One more question... How do I put a button in the background so each card
has the same button?
James
On 10/30/06 2:18 AM, Richmond Mathewson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, there are arrow icons.
1. Double-click on your new button to open the
preferences palette.
2.
One more question... How do I put a button in the
background
so each card has the same button?
I don't know how 'you' do that: BUT
I just copy-paste the same button containing the same
script and the same icon reference to wherever I want
it to appear.
However, I am a strictly path of least
Hi,
select the button or buttons. Press CTRL-G to group the selected button(s).
Open the propertyinspector (right click on the selected group) and check
Behave like a background under BasicProperties. That´s all.
Matthias
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Subject: Re: Are there any arrow
Hi James,
Create your button on the first card of your stack, select it, choose
Group Selected from the Object menu and run the following script:
put the short id of the last grp into myID
-- following line shows grp if new cards
-- are created afterwards
set the bgBehavior of the last grp
I just copy-paste the same button containing the same
script and the same icon reference to wherever I want
it to appear.
A word of caution here.
Though the use backgroundbehavior is a much safer option, the
technique given here works perfectly fine for the use being described
here, to
James Z asked...
One more question... How do I put a button in the background so
each card has the same button?
Richmond Mathewson suggested...
I just copy-paste the same button containing the same
script and the same icon reference to wherever I want
it to appear.
You're joking, right?
My script won't work, you need to refer to the grp as a bg once you
have set the bgBehavior to true:
place bg id myID onto cd x
Sorry for the inconvenience.
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Hi Marielle and all,
Le 30 oct. 06 à 13:40, Marielle Lange a écrit :
I just copy-paste the same button containing the same
script and the same icon reference to wherever I want
it to appear.
A word of caution here.
To copy and paste *images* is dangerous a good strategy with
image is
On 30 Oct 2006, at 13:33, Bill Marriott wrote:
No, the answer is simply to group the button (along with any other
persistent element in your UI) and set the group to Behave like a
Background in the object inspector.
At the risk of confusing James even more, I don't think it's
necessary to
Yes, absolutely right, BUT... he's coming from HyperCard, so he probably
expects it to behave that way :)
Dave Cragg pointed out...
When you set the group to Behave like a Background (set the
backgroundBehavior to true), you change the message passing path.
Something isn't working here.
I'm on an Intel Mac Pro, Rev Studio 2.7.3 Build 278.
I do the following:
1. File menu, New Mainstack.
2. Drag a button to the card.
3. The button is selected, Cmd G, to group.
4. right click (or control click -Property inspector from menu).
5. Click the Behave like
Hi James,
I followed the steps exactly as you described and it works fine in
Rev 2.7.4 on Mac OS X. Did you quit and restart Revolution before
doing this and do you have any non-default plug-ins installed?
Best,
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James,
That's how you're supposed to do it and it works fine for me on Rev 2.6.1
(Windows XP Pro). Sorry, I am unable to test on 2.7.x.
James Z reported...
Something isn't working here.
I'm on an Intel Mac Pro, Rev Studio 2.7.3 Build 278.
I do the following:
1. File menu, New Mainstack.
Bill Marriott wrote:
You're joking, right?
Har, har, har . . . I wish I were (and by George I
have a difficult time explaining that Subjunctive
outburst to my adult students here in Bulgaria).
I spend most of my programming time making really very
goofy standalones (that run on Linux) that
Recently, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Backgrounds in RR are not at all the same thing as
backgrounds in the dearly departed HC - and I eschew
them as being more trouble than they are worth.
You simply need to learn how to use them. They are actually less trouble
and worth more than the
Scott Rossi wrote:
This behavior is a fundamental Revolution behavior --
you really should
learn to harness its power rather than dismissing it
as too much trouble.
You are probably right.
One of the things I really like about RR/MC is that it
allows programmers with different styles and ways
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