Charles Hartman wrote:
Thanks (as always!). But I put those four handlers in my substack's
stack script (and saved and closed the whole thing and removed it from
memory, then reopened it and navigated in the main stack and opened the
substack and navigated within it), and both the "go back"
Thanks (as always!). But I put those four handlers in my substack's
stack script (and saved and closed the whole thing and removed it
from memory, then reopened it and navigated in the main stack and
opened the substack and navigated within it), and both the "go back"
and "go forth" buttons
Charles Hartman wrote:
> I'll try this. But it looks like (am I wrong? always a good
> possibility!), as long as the substack is open, cards from other stacks
> will get added to the "recent" list. No?
If managed correctly, then right, "no". In the substack:
on openstack -- first time opened
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I'll try this. But it looks like (am I wrong? always a good
possibility!), as long as the substack is open, cards from other
stacks will get added to the "recent" list. No?
(In the anticipated use, the substack will get opened sometime early
in the session, and will be left open while the u
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Charles Hartman wrote:
> Thanks. Unfortunately that doesn't behave quite the way I need -- it
> goes back through cards no matter what stack they're in. I need the
> buttons to navigate just within the substack.
That's perfect for this technique, then. On openstack, in t
Charles Hartman wrote:
> Thanks. Unfortunately that doesn't behave quite the way I need -- it
> goes back through cards no matter what stack they're in. I need the
> buttons to navigate just within the substack.
That's perfect for this technique, then. On openstack, in the substack,
you set the
Hmm. The recentCards property mixes (long names of) cards from all
stacks -- I guess that's what the "go recent" command consults. The
recentNames property lists (short names of) cards from the current
stack (or a named stack, as in "put the recentNames of stack
myStack"), which is what I w
Thanks. Unfortunately that doesn't behave quite the way I need -- it
goes back through cards no matter what stack they're in. I need the
buttons to navigate just within the substack. So I'm looking at ways
to parse the recentCards property. (Messy, but easier than building
my own specialize
Charles Hartman wrote:
The tutorial app that I hope I'm finishing up includes a "reference"
substack that the user is likely to keep onscreen beside the main
stack. It would be useful to have "forward" and (especially) "back"
buttons for navigation within that substack. Here's how I thought
The tutorial app that I hope I'm finishing up includes a "reference"
substack that the user is likely to keep onscreen beside the main
stack. It would be useful to have "forward" and (especially) "back"
buttons for navigation within that substack. Here's how I thought of
doing it:
In the
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