On 12/27/11 5:03 PM, Pete wrote:
Hi Jacque,
I tried this out. The standalone has a substack named "revCopiedIcons". I
added code to list the controls in that stack and it contained the standard
icons for the answer command (information, error, warning, etc) plus the
one icon I referenced in the
Hi Jacque,
I tried this out. The standalone has a substack named "revCopiedIcons". I
added code to list the controls in that stack and it contained the standard
icons for the answer command (information, error, warning, etc) plus the
one icon I referenced in the Image library. So it appears the
On 12/26/11 11:35 AM, Pete wrote:
HI Jacque,
Just one more follow up to this. When the standalone is built, does it
include all the images in the library or just the ones that are referenced
in the application? The library I created has around 700 icons in it and I
only use perhaps a dozen or s
HI Jacque,
Just one more follow up to this. When the standalone is built, does it
include all the images in the library or just the ones that are referenced
in the application? The library I created has around 700 icons in it and I
only use perhaps a dozen or so in any one application.
Thank,
On
Great, thanks.
On Sat, Dec 24, 2011 at 10:02 AM, J. Landman Gay
wrote:
> On 12/24/11 11:56 AM, Pete wrote:
>
>> Thanks Jacque. When I use the library, I use the Place Reference button
>> to
>> put a button on whatever card I'm working on, preconfigured to refer to
>> the
>> image as its icon. A
On 12/24/11 11:56 AM, Pete wrote:
Thanks Jacque. When I use the library, I use the Place Reference button to
put a button on whatever card I'm working on, preconfigured to refer to the
image as its icon. Are you saying that those images won't show up when I
build a standalone?
No, they'll sho
Thanks Jacque. When I use the library, I use the Place Reference button to
put a button on whatever card I'm working on, preconfigured to refer to the
image as its icon. Are you saying that those images won't show up when I
build a standalone?
Thanks,
Pete
On Sat, Dec 24, 2011 at 9:22 AM, J. Lan
On 12/24/11 10:45 AM, Pete wrote:
Hi Mark,
Changing the ID fixes the problem, thanks. What might be the cause of this?
ID conflicts. Each stack can have its own ID numbering, so another
control somewhere may have had the same ID. If the image with the
conflicting ID is large or has transpare
Hi Mark,
Changing the ID fixes the problem, thanks. What might be the cause of this?
On a related topic, I'm wondering what are the advantages/disadvantages of
using the Image Library versus putting the application's images in a
substack. I used to import my images into the Image Library and ref
Hi Pete,
What happens if you change the id of the image?
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Op 23 dec. 2011 om 20:30 heeft Pete het v
The only way I have gotten this to work reliably is to make sure that the
images needed for buttons in a particular stack are IN that stack, not the
mainstack, not a substack, but the stack that actually needs them.
I suppose you could put them all in the mainStack, so long as the mainStack was
I have a card in a substack of my mainstack that contains images for
buttons I use in other substacks. All seems to work fine so far but I have
a problem with one button whose image does not show up. The same image is
used as the icon for buttons on other cards and shows up just fine. If I
copy
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