Thanks Paul and John. Those suggestions were very helpful!
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Have a read at p.12 of the 5.0.2 release notes regarding the changes made for
displaying visual effects.
I would image that you are going to be interested in :-
lock screen for visual effect [in rect]
> Can the visual effect command apply the effect just to the area of the
> screen th
rote:
> Hi all.
>
> Can the visual effect command apply the effect just to the area of the
> screen that has changed during a lock screen operation?
>
> I want to reveal the answer to a question by changing the text of a button
> label, then make it appear to the user that the ans
Hi all.
Can the visual effect command apply the effect just to the area of the
screen that has changed during a lock screen operation?
I want to reveal the answer to a question by changing the text of a button
label, then make it appear to the user that the answer has flipped up. Right
now, the
Thanks Ken, I'll give it a try. Always leery of trying anything out of the
ordinary with modal windows since LC hangs up very easily on any problems
with them!
I do actually need a modal window though so not sure if this will do it or
not. I guess the closest way I can describe this is for the m
> Looks like the show and hide commands allow you to name a stack, but there's
> no way to specify that the stack should be modal, which is what I need. I
> thought about trying "go invisible stackname as modal" followed by the show
> command but I think the script would stop execution at the go c
Looks like the show and hide commands allow you to name a stack, but there's
no way to specify that the stack should be modal, which is what I need. I
thought about trying "go invisible stackname as modal" followed by the show
command but I think the script would stop execution at the go command s
One way to restrict a visual effect to a portion of the screen is to use the
effect with hide/show:
show grp 1 with visual push down
hide grp 1 with visual push up
However, this will not work with overlapping objects. You would have to
make sure the affected object can be displayed independent
If the new window is non-resizable you could group all the controls
together and then do a loop to set the height of the new window and
move the group.. I'd recommend locking the screen so you can set the
topLeft of the new window and not have it bouncing all over the screen..
on mouseUp
I would like to have a modal stack come into view by "sliding down" from
behind a control on the calling form. I found the visual effects command
but when I use that (with scroll down), all of the existing window scrolls
down, not just the modal window. Seems to work the same for other types of
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