You say that the mainstack appears, but not in what circumstances. Is
it on startup of an application, or on openstack? Maybe it's just when
you press a button on a third, unmentioned stack?
Also, do you create the "name forename" stack, or do you just rename it
or setting of the label?
Said that, here are some general hints:
For stacks not to show up, it's always best to have them hidden (set
the visible of stack x to false), then saved. that way the stack never
shows up on screen.
If you need to show the stack, but do not want to show it while a
handler runs in another stack, lock screen will not be very useful.
Lock screen most often only affects the current stack.
Also of note is that style and mode changes sometimes make stacks
flicker.
have fun
Björnke
On 10 Jun 2007, at 14:20, André.Bisseret wrote:
Hi,
I have a main stack from which I can create a new stack (not a
substack).
I created a modal styled stack where the user can enter a name and a
forename in two fields.
so that the name of the new stack could be set to « name forename ».
The main part of the handlers is in the script of a button on the
modal stack..
Well, when this new stack has been created it should be on top of the
screen.
In several places in the handlers (specially at the end), I put « go
to stack « name forename » AND in several places also « lock screen »
bu anyway, the main stack is always appearing (for a short while
indeed, but visibly) before, finally, the new stack be visible on
top..
For about two hours now I made a lot of trials and I searched the doc
without any success.
What am I missing or doing wrong ?
Thanks a lot in advance for any advice or idea
Best regards from Grenoble
André
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