You can create an 'on page load' event to a screen and choose the 'Set active panel' action, and then choose the panel you want to have active when the screen is loaded.
You can use a variable to store whether panel 1 or 2 should be shown on the first page. You can create an 'on click' event that first sets the variable value to 0 and then links to the next screen, and an 'on double click' event that sets the variable value to 1 and then links to the next screen.
and then on the next screen, create an 'on page load' event and use conditions to set the situation: If variable = 0, show panel 1, if variable = 1, show panel 2.
Hi Carlos,
You can create an 'on page load' event to a screen and choose the 'Set active panel' action, and then choose the panel you want to have active when the screen is loaded.
Best,
Lidia
Hi Lidia,
Thanks for your quick response. I really need to do is a little more difficult. This is the real situation:
I have two sequential screens.
I have one dynamic panel on the second screen with two panels (2 different contents). I want to:
If I click on the button "Next" on the first screen, I want the second screen load the default panel.
If I double click on the button "Next" on the first screen, I want the second display panel load with the second panel.
Regards
Hi Carlos,
You can use a variable to store whether panel 1 or 2 should be shown on the first page. You can create an 'on click' event that first sets the variable value to 0 and then links to the next screen, and an 'on double click' event that sets the variable value to 1 and then links to the next screen.
and then on the next screen, create an 'on page load' event and use conditions to set the situation: If variable = 0, show panel 1, if variable = 1, show panel 2.
Best
Lidia
Hello again,
After several attempts I can not get it to work.
Could you send a test file very simple so you could see as I have done?
Thanks for your help
Can you send an email to us? We can provide a simple test file for you.
Comments have been locked on this page!