Re: Tabbed buttons

Thanks, Guys ! What a great group... THREE ways to do it, no less sqb At 2:26 PM -0500 9/28/05, Ken Ray wrote: No, you can "set the menuHistory of to " which not only changes the tab to the right tab, but it acts like the tab was selected (i.e. it runs the menuPick handler). For example,

Re: Tabbed buttons

Cool Phil, thanks for that!! Dave Besides setting the menuHistory of the tabbed button, you can also select a line of the button. This will select the tab containing the text in that selected line. Like this: select line 2 of btn "tabs" Phil Davis Stephen Barncard wrote: Is there an i

Re: Tabbed buttons

Besides setting the menuHistory of the tabbed button, you can also select a line of the button. This will select the tab containing the text in that selected line. Like this: select line 2 of btn "tabs" Phil Davis Stephen Barncard wrote: Is there an internal message to send to a tabbed bu

Re: Tabbed buttons

On 9/28/05 2:10 PM, "Stephen Barncard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is there an internal message to send to a tabbed button to select a > state under script control? In some situations the hilite (selection, > whatever) can get out of sync. > > Or is the only way to do it is using "click at" ? N

Re: Tabbed buttons

Hi, You need to set the menuHistory property, this does it: put lineoffset("OptionA", btn "my TAB button") into my_menuhistory Hope this helps Dave Is there an internal message to send to a tabbed button to select a state under script control? In some situations the hilite (selection, whate

Tabbed buttons

Is there an internal message to send to a tabbed button to select a state under script control? In some situations the hilite (selection, whatever) can get out of sync. Or is the only way to do it is using "click at" ? ___ use-revolution mailing list

Re: Learning Tabbed Buttons.

The pCardName is called a "parameter" (which is sort of why convention around here suggests, but does not insist, it start with a "p") sent automatically by the menuPick system message. If you look at the docs on menuPick, you'll understand it, I suspect. Every time the menuPick message is sent

Re: Learning Tabbed Buttons.

Ryno Swart wrote: on menuPick pCardName go to card pCardName end menuPick .. I understand all but the "p" thing... That curmudgeonly habit is explained here: -- Richard Gaskin Fourth World Media Corporation ___

Learning Tabbed Buttons.

superb interface with various tabbed buttons used in such a way as to explain different levels of user skill. I also enjoy the point by point format of the PDF. However, I do find the scripts a bit complex for me... All I needed to know, and without which I was lost, is this

Re: [ANN] #013 How-To stack: Managing tabbed buttons

abbed%20Buttons.rev" Best regards, Eric Chatonet. Le 11 avr. 05, à 20:31, David Squance a écrit : How-To stack #013: Managing tabbed buttons (specially dedicated to beginners) Shows how to manage tabbed buttons with 2 methods: Multiple cards method (each tab is a card) and Groups method (e

Re: [ANN] #013 How-To stack: Managing tabbed buttons

k #013: Managing tabbed buttons (specially dedicated to > > beginners) > > Shows how to manage tabbed buttons with 2 methods: Multiple cards > > method (each tab is a card) and Groups method (each tab is a group). > > And by script, how to set the tabs names, how to select a tab, how

Re: [ANN] #013 How-To stack: Managing tabbed buttons

How-To stack #013: Managing tabbed buttons (specially dedicated to beginners) Shows how to manage tabbed buttons with 2 methods: Multiple cards method (each tab is a card) and Groups method (each tab is a group). And by script, how to set the tabs names, how to select a tab, how to disable or

Re: [ANN] #013 How-To stack: Managing tabbed buttons

On 4/11/05 11:22 AM, "Eric Chatonet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How-To stack #013: Managing tabbed buttons (specially dedicated to > beginners) > Shows how to manage tabbed buttons with 2 methods: Multiple cards > method (each tab is a card) and Groups method (ea

Re: Tabbed buttons

Hey Juan, It is for me. Judy understands these things already. So if you could please pass it my way, that would be great. Ryno (email address above) Judy, If you return your email address, I have a rev file with the tabbed buttons as described. It was developed by Rob Gould for me and he has

[ANN] #013 How-To stack: Managing tabbed buttons

Hi everyone, These last few days, I saw many questions about tabbed buttons. A quick search in the mailing list showed about 150 recurrente requests to this topic. So, some of you might be interested by: How-To stack #013: Managing tabbed buttons (specially dedicated to beginners) Shows how

RE: Tabbed buttons.

Judy, If you return your email address, I have a rev file with the tabbed buttons as described. It was developed by Rob Gould for me and he has no problems sharing. Juan -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Judy Perry Sent: Monday, April 11

RE: Tabbed buttons.

nt: Monday, April 11, 2005 1:51 AM To: How to use Revolution Subject: Re: Tabbed buttons. Ryno, I'll send you a PDF and a stack separately shortly from my mac.com account. Judy On Sun, 10 Apr 2005, Ryno Swart wrote: > Does anybody have a simple (simple!) example of working with tabbed

Re: Tabbed buttons.

Ryno, I'll send you a PDF and a stack separately shortly from my mac.com account. Judy On Sun, 10 Apr 2005, Ryno Swart wrote: > Does anybody have a simple (simple!) example of working with tabbed > buttons? I went through the documentation, even searched the net, but > the only

Re: Tabbed buttons.

I suppose I do, after farting around for a couple of weeks with them. Email me off list to discuss what you're looking for and we'll see if the collective has provided me with the information you desire. -- http://taoofrunrev.blogspot.com http://taoof4d.blogspot.com http://4dwishlist.blogspot.co

Tabbed buttons.

Does anybody have a simple (simple!) example of working with tabbed buttons? I went through the documentation, even searched the net, but the only information I could find was so obscure as to be useless. I need to have spelled out "With the edit tool selected, click on the tab marked &

Re: ugly tabbed buttons

ine wrote: > hi, all. i notice in my stacks that my tabbed buttons no longer look like > nice tabs, but instead look like a thin, sectioned bar with a displaced drop > shadow behind them, ie, they don't look like tabbed buttons anymore, though > they still work okay. something cra

ugly tabbed buttons

hi, all. i notice in my stacks that my tabbed buttons no longer look like nice tabs, but instead look like a thin, sectioned bar with a displaced drop shadow behind them, ie, they don't look like tabbed buttons anymore, though they still work okay. something crashed the proper gui for t

Re: uglification of tabbed buttons

--- rand valentine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi, all. i notice in my stacks that my tabbed > buttons no longer look like > nice tabs, but instead each looks like a thin, > sectioned bar with a > displaced drop shadow behind them, ie, they don't > look like tabbed b

Re: uglification of tabbed buttons

Sarah Reichelt sarahr at genesearch.com.au Wed May 19 11:42:25 EDT 2004 Welcome to Panther :-) This is the new look for tabbed buttons in Panther, you haven't done anything and there is no fix. You always can turn your own and in whatever direction you want. That's the nice part of rev/

Re: uglification of tabbed buttons

Welcome to Panther :-) This is the new look for tabbed buttons in Panther, you haven't done anything and there is no fix. Cheers, Sarah On 19 May 2004, at 6:00 am, rand valentine wrote: hi, all. i notice in my stacks that my tabbed buttons no longer look like nice tabs, but instead each

uglification of tabbed buttons

hi, all. i notice in my stacks that my tabbed buttons no longer look like nice tabs, but instead each looks like a thin, sectioned bar with a displaced drop shadow behind them, ie, they don't look like tabbed buttons anymore, though they still work okay. something crashed the proper gu

Re: tabbed buttons

e-revolution-bounces wrote: >Thanks for all your comments regarding the use of more than one row of >tabbed buttons. As usual, the list has provided lots of useful >feedback. :-) > >Regards, > >Steve > >Stephen R. Messimer, PA >208 1st Ave. South >Escanaba, MI

Re: tabbed buttons

Thanks for all your comments regarding the use of more than one row of tabbed buttons. As usual, the list has provided lots of useful feedback. :-) Regards, Steve Stephen R. Messimer, PA 208 1st Ave. South Escanaba, MI 49829 http://www.messimercomputing.com -- Build Computer-Based Training

Re: Tabbed buttons

I have the same problem. -- Dar Everyone has this problem with M$ tabs. It is terrible UI design. So many people are literally baffled by it the first time they use this "feature." J. ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.r

Re: Tabbed buttons

On Sunday, March 28, 2004, at 09:07 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote: If you go this way, PLEASE avoid the Microsoft way that drives me crazy of moving the selected row of tabs to the top. If I click in a tab in the 2nd row, I expect the next tab to still be in the 2nd row. In fact it has leapt to the

Re: Tabbed buttons

Without going into the desirability of such a solution, you would need to use a separate tabbed button for each row and script them accordingly. If you go this way, PLEASE avoid the Microsoft way that drives me crazy of moving the selected row of tabs to the top. If I click in a tab in the 2nd

Re: Tabbed buttons

Richard, I think you're right -- I am almost certain I've read a similarly-minded acerbic response to the rows of dancing tabs... In their M$ incarnations, at least, they seem to dance and reorder themselves upon various selection(s). This is just ghastly... Judy On Sun, 28 Mar 2004, Richard

Re: Tabbed buttons

Stephen Messimer wrote: Does anybody know a way to make a new row of tabs in a tabbed button? Sometimes I have a button that needs to be a specific width but that width isn't long enough to accommodate all the tabs. In both the Mac and Windows OSs one sees examples of tabbed windows with more t

Tabbed buttons

Hi, Does anybody know a way to make a new row of tabs in a tabbed button? Sometimes I have a button that needs to be a specific width but that width isn't long enough to accommodate all the tabs. In both the Mac and Windows OSs one sees examples of tabbed windows with more than one row. Is th

Re: Tabbed buttons

--- Jim Hurley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have an opening stack with 1 card. On this card is > a 5 tab button. > Each tab opens a different stack. > > When the stack opens, one of the tabs is selected > (of course.) If I > want to select *this* tab the button does not > receive a "menupick"

Tabbed buttons

I have an opening stack with 1 card. On this card is a 5 tab button. Each tab opens a different stack. When the stack opens, one of the tabs is selected (of course.) If I want to select *this* tab the button does not receive a "menupick" message and I cannot execute the item pick of that tab.

Re: Tabbed Buttons: how to change the name of the tabs byprogrammation?

ow are working the >> tabbed button but... >> How may I change the name of the tabs by >> programmation? Is it a Tabbed >> property? >> Thank you >> >> -- >> Fran?ois Cuneo >> > > Bonjour Fran?ois, > > As tabbed button

Tabbed Buttons: how are they working???

Hello! I have a basic question (it's usual for me:-)) I don't understand the philosophy of a tabbed button. How to put objects in tab? And one more time, this list is the only one solution for me. I'm unable to find how work the tabbed button on the documentation. So thank you! François --

Re: tabbed buttons

of btn "tabset") end preOpenStack Hope this helps, Ken Ray Sons of Thunder Software Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/ - Original Message - From: "Jeremy Rayment" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, Ja

tabbed buttons

Hello everyone!   My name is Jeremy Rayment and I am new media developer in Ontario, Canada. I stubbled accross Revolution while finding alternatives to Director.  I own 6.5 and am unhappy with Macromedia's pricing policy.  Anyway I am amazed thus far with Revolution (the starter kit but wil

Re: Tabbed Buttons, Background, and New Cards...

David Egbert wrote: >>> When the new card is created it adds about 20 pixels of height to my card >>> and pushes the tabbed buttons I have at the top down about 20 pixels. >>> >>> Has anyone seen this kind of behavior? >>> >>> Any ideas o

Re: Tabbed Buttons, Background, and New Cards...

>> When the new card is created it adds about 20 pixels of height to my card >> and pushes the tabbed buttons I have at the top down about 20 pixels. >> >> Has anyone seen this kind of behavior? >> >> Any ideas on how to fix it? > > Does your fir

Re: Tabbed Buttons, Background, and New Cards...

David Egbert wrote: > I'm seeing rather strange behavior when calling "New Card" from a stack > script. > > When the new card is created it adds about 20 pixels of height to my card > and pushes the tabbed buttons I have at the top down about 20 pixels. >

Tabbed Buttons, Background, and New Cards...

I'm seeing rather strange behavior when calling "New Card" from a stack script. When the new card is created it adds about 20 pixels of height to my card and pushes the tabbed buttons I have at the top down about 20 pixels. Has anyone seen this kind of behavior? Any ideas o