Thanks, for the info I will look up setPref and getPref. I was looking
up FileIO but could not find away to work it out.
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At 09:26 +1200 03/19/2002, Sean Wilson wrote:
I would like to add a counter to one of the buttons
track how many people using the
I look up both getPref and setPref I do not have the files save as a
shockwave.
I have a InfoCenter here at the casino that players can go to and get
information about our casino. This program is broken down in the 12
sections. On the main screen I have 12 buttons each button going to that
I look up both getPref and setPref I do not have the files save as a
shockwave.
I have a InfoCenter here at the casino that players can go to and get
information about our casino. This program is broken down in the 12
sections. On the main screen I have 12 buttons each button going to that
Tracking a Button
I have a program made in D702 (Windows) and I would like to track the
amount of people that are using the program.
The program is on a stand along computer but is networked to my working
system in my office. I would like to add a counter to one of the buttons
track how many
I would like to add a counter to one of the buttons
track how many people using the program.
Try using FileIO to write some text into a named file either on the local
machine or onto another networked machine. I think you'll find documentation
for FileIO at MM's site.
HTH
-Sean.
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Tracking a Button
I have a program made in D702 (Windows) and I would like to track the
amount of people that are using the program.
The program is on a stand along computer but is networked to my working
system in my office. I would like to add a counter to one of the buttons
track how many
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Subject: lingo-l Tracking a Button
Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2002 12:34:32 -0600
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Hi...
What about postNetText()??? I think that might be the thing you can use to
do the job... I think all you need to do is post the data and take care of
its result by using netError() whether it is error or not...
MM has a sample you might want to try...
