I have the following handler in the Stack Script:
on openStack
resetOpen -- prep the stack handler
send mouseUp to button Server Data
end openStack
It works correctly on Mac OS X builds but doesn't do anything on
Windows standalones. Clicking on the Server Data button works
correctly on
doesn't work in Windows standalone
I have the following handler in the Stack Script:
on openStack
resetOpen -- prep the stack handler
send mouseUp to button Server Data
end openStack
It works correctly on Mac OS X builds but doesn't do anything on
Windows standalones. Clicking
Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 2:17 PM
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Subject: Send mouseUp doesn't work in Windows standalone
I have the following handler in the Stack Script:
on openStack
resetOpen -- prep the stack handler
send mouseUp to button Server Data
end openStack
It works correctly on Mac
On Oct 28, 2003, at 3:18 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
This doesn't work.
click at the loc of btn Server Data
Works for me.
--Create a new mainstack stack
--Add a button
--Edit button script:
on mouseup
put hi
end mouseup
--Type in the message box
click at the loc of btn 1
--or
click at the loc of
At 12:16 pm -0800 28/10/03, Bill Vlahos wrote:
I have the following handler in the Stack Script:
on openStack
resetOpen -- prep the stack handler
send mouseUp to button Server Data
end openStack
It works correctly on Mac OS X builds but doesn't do anything on
Windows standalones. Clicking on
It looks like I am encountering an error which stops the execution of
the Windows standalone when I ask:
if there is a file thefile.txt then enable menuItem 2 of menu
File
else disable menuItem 2 of menu File
It works on OS X standalones but not on Windows 2000 standalones where
it
On 10/28/03 7:02 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
It looks like I am encountering an error which stops the execution of
the Windows standalone when I ask:
if there is a file thefile.txt then enable menuItem 2 of menu File
else disable menuItem 2 of menu File
It works on OS X standalones but not
enable line 3 of btn file
I didn't even know you could do this! This is awesome... although it
only serves to remove or add (with disable) the ( from the beginning
of the line and not if it is not the first character, but it is a lot
less typing than:
if char 1 of line 3 of btn file is (
