Hi Rob,
Frank and everybody
Thank you very much. I have read the topics, but being a recrute on the revolutionary field,
it still is too difficult fior me. Moreover RevDoc has a lack of good and practical examples,
so I have to find my way with trial and error.
Nevertheless I have 2 questions.
I builded a stack and a substack. The substack "frontpage" is larger than the mainstack:
I call the stack that opens "the mainstack". Right? The mainstack is called "pages".
On the frontpage there is a field "content", registering the name of each page, everytime
the frontpage is entered.The "frontpage" has a larger size than the cards in "pages".
To execute the registering of the pages, there is a handler called "fillfield" in the stackscript.
Because this handler has to become active when entering the frontpage, I put "send fillfield"
in the cardscript of "frontpage" with on opencard:
This handler does not react when entering the Frontpage.
The only way to get the handler active is to put "send fillfield" in a navigationbutton of the
pages.
You have a handler in the stack script of stack "frontpage" called "fillfield" and want it to be executed
everytime a card is opened?
In that case put this into the stack script, too:
on opencard ## or preopencard fillfield ## no need to SEND anything! end opencard
How to call a handler in a substack?
Question 2.
In the stackscript I wrote:
function content
return "field" &"e&content"e&& "of stack" &"e&frontpage"e
end content
returning: field "content" of stack "frontpage"
Yeah, this will return this STRING: field "content" of stack "frontpage"!
No quotes needed:
function content return fld "content" of CD X of stack "frontpage" end content
Please note the exact identifier "...of CARD xxx of stack..." might be necessary,
if the object is not on the CURRENT card of that stack!
The number of lines in field "content" = 89
but: put the number of lines of content() puts 1
but: put the number of lines of field "content" of stack "frontpage" puts 89
What did I do wrong with the function function.
See above, too much quotes :-)
To call a function of another stack do this: ... put value("name_of_function()",stack "frontpage") into myVar ...
...value("name of function(params...)", exact description where the function resides)
Hope that helps.
Thanks Rob
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