This suggestion is late and perhaps obvious, but FWIW:
If the task of adding a menubar to a whole bunch of cards is onerous, it may be
worth considering bringing the card contents to the menubar. That is, create a
viewer (or even editer) stack that includes the menubar, and
faux-navigate
2010/1/27 J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.com:
Thanks. It won't work for my stacks, they have too many cards each. When you
copy a menu to a stack, you also have to place it on each card. Right now I
have a pre-placed menu on each card, and have duplicated the menu for each
stack, which I
2010/1/27 zryip theSlug zryip.thes...@gmail.com:
I missed something here. I have to do some test to illuminate my mind.
Okay I'm back. As expected I've illuminate my mind however maybe by shadow...
This would be the solution I would implement to solve the problem. But
it requires that the cards
Hi Jacque
You are right about your approach because you are using multiple cards
on one window. In my case I had multiple windows in the same app. So,
like you, I used empty buttons, a single backscript and one menupick
handler. But because there are different windows, I switched to
I need to open multiple documents that share the same menu bar. On Mac I
can just set the default menubar. What do most of you do for Windows?
I'm not too keen on putting up a toolbar like Rev does. Is there any
other way? I think the answer is no but maybe some of you have an
ingenius
2010/1/26 J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.com:
I need to open multiple documents that share the same menu bar. On Mac I can
just set the default menubar. What do most of you do for Windows?
I'm not too keen on putting up a toolbar like Rev does. Is there any other
way? I think the answer
zryip theSlug wrote:
Here is what I could do to have this menu in each of my documents.
This is purely theoretical.
1) Creating of a substack in my project (as a kind of library) where I
could create the main menu
2) Creating a button with some script to handle my menu bar.
3) Creating a
Jacque
I was hoping for a better answer from someone as well. I ended up
doing what you did in a similar situation.
If its not too late, don't forget about the advantage of behaviors
when adding all those menus. Maintaining one menuset and then
parentscripting all the others has saved me
Ron wrote:
If its not too late, don't forget about the advantage of behaviors when
adding all those menus. Maintaining one menuset and then parentscripting
all the others has saved me lots of time when I need to change something
in one of the menus.
What I've done is to have zero scripts in
