No Dialog box on Windows Standalones
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No Dialog box on Windows Standalones
Even though I am careful to check the "Ask Dialog" and "Answer dialog" boxes under the Inclusions tab when setting up a Windows standalone in the Distribution Builder, those dialogs do not appear when I run the standalone in Windows. Any ideas?
Hi David,
Which version of Revolution are you using?
To start examining the problem, you could create a new empty stack with one button, containing the script
on mouseUp
put (there is a stack "Answer Dialog") into fld 1
end mouseUp
and one field. If the field contains "false" when running the stack as a standalone, something is indeed wrong with the standalone builder. Let us know the result.
Best,
Mark
Which version of Revolution are you using?
To start examining the problem, you could create a new empty stack with one button, containing the script
on mouseUp
put (there is a stack "Answer Dialog") into fld 1
end mouseUp
and one field. If the field contains "false" when running the stack as a standalone, something is indeed wrong with the standalone builder. Let us know the result.
Best,
Mark
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Re: No Dialog box on Windows Standalones
I am running Rev. 2.1.2. When I created a new mainstack as you suggested, its Windows standalone displayed the dialogs. I simply transferred all the scripts and objects over to the new file and it now works properly. (I was getting "false" using your script in the standalone from the original file.)
Thank you so much.
David
Thank you so much.
David
Mark wrote:Hi David,
Which version of Revolution are you using?
To start examining the problem, you could create a new empty stack with one button, containing the script
on mouseUp
put (there is a stack "Answer Dialog") into fld 1
end mouseUp
and one field. If the field contains "false" when running the stack as a standalone, something is indeed wrong with the standalone builder. Let us know the result.
Best,
Mark