Thanks Jacque and Tim, its wonderful having you guys around to discuss these
issues with.
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On 8/8/12 11:37 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
I haven't played with back scripts so I'm not sure how I would
get that working (or how different it would be from just having a stack
script... but feel free to enlighten me... please!)
Backscripts and frontscripts are just scripts in the message hierarch
Hi Mark,
Glad you found my previous suggestions helpful. Let me offer something
else for you to think about.
I agree with Jacqueline that if all you need to do is handle the
resizeStack message, then the best approach is to catch the message at
the stack level or the backscripts level. Th
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ically show up.
I went back to replay it and Kevins exact words when creating a background
group were "We don't want to reuse this on multiple cards so I'm going to
turn off the shared group property".
Anyway, you got me over the hump. Thank you
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On 8/8/12 7:52 AM, Mark Smith wrote:
I will try and simplify my question.
If I want to create an object that responds to messages, but does not
automatically appear on each new card how would I do that?
I'd insert a script into back. That will catch messages from anywhere
and doesn't need to
On Aug 8, 2012, at 12:34 AM, Mark Smith wrote:
I make a new card. The graphic shows up (shouldn't have if I
understand
"shared group" correctly). So, I try and delete the object from the
second
card and it deletes it from the first card too.
So, looks like I have a shared object that behave
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Where did I screw up? Have tried this a few times and always get the same
result.
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