Hide button action

[thetford]

Has anyone else had anytrouble getting the hide button action to work? I can't seem to get any results out of the action, I have no errors on preview, it just has no effect.
thanks in advance

[Intrigued]

Do you mean the Button.SetVisible action?

Here is an example if so. It is working for me.

[thetford]

Yes, Button.SetVisible action is what I'm referring to. Maybe there is a better way to accomplish my desired end result.

I have a check button (for user aggrement), what I was trying to accomplish with this action - check the user aggreement button, the next button is then visible.

So, I need button "B" to be hidden until button "A" is selected.

[Intrigued]

How about something like this? (ugly, but it gets the point across I am hoping :D )

[Intrigued]

Here is a link to the latest version I did. I put it up on my Website for AMS 5:

http://www.amsuser.com/ams/examples/UserAgreement-others-Intrigued.apz

Below is the code I put into the project (minus comments) and I tended to use the semi-colon to close a line of code at times and other times I did not. You do not need the semi-colon (;). But, I.R. documentation recommends the use of such.

------------------------------[[ SCRIPT: Global Script ]]------------------------------
01 --Enter global declarations and functions here...
02

------------------------------[[ SCRIPT: Page: Page1, Event: On Show ]]------------------------------
01 Button.SetEnabled("Button1", false)

------------------------------[[ SCRIPT: Page: Page1, Event: On Close ]]------------------------------
01 Button.SetEnabled("Button1", true)
02
03 Button.SetText("Button3", "");

------------------------------[[ SCRIPT: Page: Page1, Object: Button1, Event: On Click ]]------------------------------
01 Button.SetEnabled("Button1", false);
02
03 Page.Jump("Page2");

------------------------------[[ SCRIPT: Page: Page1, Object: Button2, Event: On Click ]]------------------------------
01 Application.Exit();

------------------------------[[ SCRIPT: Page: Page1, Object: Button3, Event: On Click ]]------------------------------
01 Button.SetText("Button3", "x")
02
03 Button.SetEnabled("Button1", true)

------------------------------[[ SCRIPT: Page: Page2, Object: Label2, Event: On Click ]]------------------------------
01 Page.Jump("Page1")

[thetford]

thanks a lot!

[Intrigued]

No problem thetford.

:yes

[thetford]

ok, I'll try not to abuse your good nature, but one more question,

at the end of the quiz template when it gives you your percent correct score, how do you round that number so it's not so long?

thanks!
(in advance)

[Intrigued]

ok, I'll try not to abuse your good nature, but one more question,

at the end of the quiz template when it gives you your percent correct score, how do you round that number so it's not so long?

thanks!
(in advance)
You can use the Math.Round action IF you are using AMS 5 Pro/Deluxe editions.

Here's a very basic rounding example project.