I suppose you can set the "Can't Delete" property of one of the cards 
containing all your controls to true. It's probably a good idea to have a 
template card if you are going to be manipulating a lot of cards like that, and 
then clone the template card when you need a new one. Then you can set the 
Can't Delete of the template card to true. 

In HC, a card belonged to a background, and cards were the main record object. 
Not telling anyone anything new here. In Revolution it seems that backgrounds 
can belong to cards... sort of. So you can delete every card that contains a 
background and the background doesn't go away. In HC, (I'm pretty sure) if you 
delete the last card of a Background, the Background was also deleted. 

They are just different animals. 

Bob


On Jun 15, 2010, at 2:46 PM, [email protected] wrote:

> Academic, I suppose, but does anyone know that if you try to delete the 
> last card in a stack by invoking "delete this card", you end up with a blank 
> card? Any controls on the (ostensibly) last, or single, card are removed, and 
> a blank one remains.
> 
> In HC this would generate an error, suggesting that one delete the stack 
> instead.
> 
> Craig Newman
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