Re: Grouping question

Perfect,thanks Marty. Pete lcSQL Software On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 2:01 PM, Marty Knapp wrote: > Hey Pete, > Why not create an image in the group you want, then use the "put URL" > method: > > create image in group "GroupName" of stack "StackName" > put it into tImageID --l

Re: Grouping question

On 22/03/2013, at 8:03 AM, Peter Haworth wrote: > Well I guess neither of the methods I mentioned will work since the import > command does not give me the id of the image it creates, at least not in > the it variable or the result. get the long id of the last image > > So I guess I'm back to

Re: Grouping question

Hi Pete, Am 21.03.2013 um 22:03 schrieb Peter Haworth : > Well I guess neither of the methods I mentioned will work since the import > command does not give me the id of the image it creates, at least not in > the it variable or the result. > > So I guess I'm back to using the create command whi

Re: Grouping question

Well I guess neither of the methods I mentioned will work since the import command does not give me the id of the image it creates, at least not in the it variable or the result. So I guess I'm back to using the create command which solves the issue of getting the image into the correct place, alo

Re: Grouping question

Hey Pete, Why not create an image in the group you want, then use the "put URL" method: create image in group "GroupName" of stack "StackName" put it into tImageID --long id of image put URL (binfile:" & tPathToImage) into image tImageID of group "GroupName" of stack "StackName" Marty Knapp

Re: Grouping question

On 22/03/2013, at 7:52 AM, Peter Haworth wrote: > Both those methods seem somewhat clumsy so I'm wondering if there's a more > elegant way to do this. Hmm.. setting the relayerGroupedControls to true and setting the layer of the image to somewhere inside the group is an option... I'm not sure