Hi Peter,
You issue the visual effect command before locking the screen.
Revolution goes to the previous card and executes the visual effect
while the screen is locked, so you won't see anything. In this
situation, your second mouseUp handler is the correct script.
Best,
Mark
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Op 26-apr-2007, om 21:55 heeft Peter T. Evensen het volgende geschreven:
Sorry for the bad subject line, I regretted after I hit send.
I tried "visual effect dissolve slow." The effect didn't work: it
takes longer for the previous card to appear (like it is doing the
dissolve) but the card appears right away.
I have a sample stack that demonstrates the problem and does no
other locks. Here's the "go to previous" button script:
on mouseUp
visual effect dissolve fast
go to previous
end mouseUp
Here's the closeCard handler on that card:
on closeCard
lock screen
-- do nothing else
unlock screen
end closeCard
It seems the lock and unlock screen here "short-circuit" the visual
effect.
If I replace the mouseUp above with
on mouseUp
lock screen
go to previous
unlock screen with visual effect dissolve fast
end mouseUp
Everything works in my test stack.
Should the two work differently?
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