A funny story: parent script for stack

[Jerry Daniels]

You are entirely welcome, André!

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Jerry Daniels

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On Jan 16, 2010, at 4:59 AM, Andre.Bisseret wrote:

> Once upon a time (yesterday:), in order to get the same script for  
> several list fields of a substack, I created a button as a behavior  
> on this substack.
> Its script included a visual effect and a "find the selectedLine of  
> list fields" (in order to go to a corresponding .card).
>
> Then, from the message box, I set the behavior of several list  
> fields to the long ID of this button.
>
> I got a festival of visual effects!!!!
>
> Clicking on any locked field triggered a visual effet, often 2 or 3  
> in a row! and this even on the main stack of the substack!
> More, I was getting the same when selecting any row in any data  
> grids of  the main stack!!!
>
> Well, first of all, I tested If knocking at the door of my office  
> triggered the same series of visual effect on my stack ;-o)) No!  
> bizarre!
>
> At last, I noticed that, on my tRev window, the substack was flagged  
> as having a "Parent script"!
> Ouups! I had inadvertently set the behavior of the substack to the  
> behavior button (I had not think yet this was possible).
>
> So I set the behavior of stack "mySubstack" to empty.
> "bam" (as Jerry says ;-); all was in order!
> THE END
>
> So, as stacks can inherit a behavior, why this property is not  
> included at the bottom of the basic properties pane of the  
> Inspector, as it is for fields and buttons?
>
> Once more : thank you Jerry for your superb tRev tool :-)
>
> Best regards from Grenoble
>
> André
>
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