Yes I was actually thinking about and had begun to make each card/form it's own
stack, but when I got to the place of thinking about all the variables and code
and message paths I had already set up and was deeply entrenched in, the hassle
of making it all work non-modally so to speak seemed too
Probably what will work is to make a stackrunner type of splash stack with
any libraries etc included. Then you can have your real stack with its
substacks be opened by the splash. As long as the right support stuff is
included the splash you can "go stack.." and it should be fine, and the
splashs
Correction. You cannot go to a card in a new window. The command will ignore
the new window and just go to the card in the existing window. That would be a
nice feature enhancement for having multiple windows open on a single stack.
Bob
> Thanks Devin I think I understand now. I am going to a
Thanks Devin I think I understand now. I am going to avoid the whole problem
and go card in new window.
Bob
On Nov 18, 2011, at 3:42 PM, Devin Asay wrote:
> Hi Bob,
>
> When you turn a mainstack into a substack of another mainstack, that substack
> becomes part of the stackfile containing t
Oic. Because if they are substacks of the splash stack then they are part of
the standalone and therefore not editable. That makes sense. I think I am
misusing substacks then. I should just make them individual stacks on the hard
drive. The goal is to have multiple editable forms open at the sam
Assuming you are doing this so that you can save your stack file, yes. When
you make a stack a substack, I do believe it incorporates it all together.
However, there is a setting in the standalone builder that avoids this when
you build a standalone. Its under the stacks heading, "move substacks in
Hi Bob,
When you turn a mainstack into a substack of another mainstack, that substack
becomes part of the stackfile containing the mainstack. In effect the stackfile
containing the former mainstack is "orphaned". Usually I just get rid of these
orphaned stackfiles to avoid confusion.
Bottom l
Hi all.
I am a bit confused now. I created a new stack, saved it, made it a substack of
my splash stack. No problemo. I can see the substack on the hard drive, I can
see the substack in the application browser as a substack of my splash stack.
BUT THEN...
I right clicked my splash stack in t
