> I guess your idea of multiple sliders that are slaved together would be the > best example. When I say pages I mean different windows. What I have are > three different windows that are able to control the same volume level. I am > trying to get the sliders to be able to affect on another so that if I change > the slider on the first window it is reflected on the other two windows and > if it changes on any window the impact is shown on the other two. I hope I > didn't make that sound confusing. > On 6 Mar 2013, at 16:36, Greg Ercolano wrote: > > > On 03/06/13 08:09, Doug Parks wrote: > >> I am using a Slider Input widget, created from the example on Erco's = > FLTK Cheat page. I am trying to duplicate the widget on multiple pages = > such that when I change it on one it is changed on the other page. How = > would I go about doing this because the attempts I have made to do this = > have failed. > >>=20 > >> Thank you for the help. > >=20 > > Show an example of what you tried with comments about what your > > goal is, add comments in the code as to things you're having = > trouble > > with, and we can guide you in the right direction. > > > Also; is this "the same" widget, or (more likely) you have multiple = > sliders that are "slaved" together in some way? > > Actually, I'm not quite sure what you mean by "pages" here - is this = > some sort of tabbed thing, with different "pages" that way, or... = > something else...? > > If it is tabs, then I suppose (in principle) that it would be possible = > to remove the widget from one tab and show it on another, as the tabs = > change over, so that one widget could be used on every tab... Though = > having written it, I'm not sure I like that idea all that much now! > > >
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