help on design

[Charles Hartman]

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 user navigates  
through the main stack, occasionally opening new cards in the substack.)

Charles



On Aug 18, 2005, at 12:20 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:

> 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 the  
>> substack, you set the lockrecent to false. When the substack  
>> closes, you set it back to true. The result is that only the cards  
>> in the substack get added to the recent list. Then use "go back"  
>> and "go forth" to traverse the recentcards.
>>
>
> I should add one more thing to this. If the substack stays open,  
> then you'd want to use "suspendstack" and "resumestack" instead  
> when setting the property.
>
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