Number of visited card

[shalu]

Hi ALL

I have some cards in Stack , I randomly go to each card, How I get the name or number of last visited card

[dunbarx]

Hi.

You have to understand that a handler in the stack script can "see" what is happening as you navigate to certain cards. This involves an understanding of the nature of the message hierarchy.

In the stack script:

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on openCard
put the number of this card
end openCard/code]

This loads the message box, but it is up to you how you want to report the current card. You might display card names just as well, if they have them.

Craig

[Klaus]

Hi Shalu,

what Craig said, but also check "recent" in the dictionary!


Best

Klaus

[dunbarx]

Hi.

What Klaus said, but note that "recent" as well would have to be placed in a handler in the stack script, for the same reasons. And that is most important; what I want you to learn solidly.

Craig

[Klaus]

Hi Craig,

...but note that "recent" as well would have to be placed in a handler in the stack script...

"go recent cd" in a button works fine! What am I missing?

Best

Klaus

[dunbarx]

Klaus, baby.

The stack would have to have that button on each card. The user would have to click after each navigation to see which card was in front. Perhaps it could be placed in a group with background behavior set to true? So that any new cards created would contain that fabulous functionality? Maybe the user could switch to assembly language?

Craig

[Klaus]

Hi Craig,

Klaus, baby.

The stack would have to have that button on each card. The user would have to click after each navigation to see which card was in front. Perhaps it could be placed in a group with background behavior set to true? So that any new cards created would contain that fabulous functionality?

Maybe,but we do not know any details yet...

Maybe the user could switch to assembly language?

I'm sure, that Shalu would not be amused!


Best

Klaus

[FourthWorld]

The recentCards will return a list of the long IDs of recently-visited cards.

[dunbarx]

Klaus.





Craig