Action Group
November 17, 2008 12:00 AM
You could define the button's On Click command to Run Action Group with the target being your first Action Group. Then, add an Action to the button to Run Action Group with the target being your second Action Group.I personally dislike having a command within the button as well as within an action assigned to that button, so I often create these types of buttons with action None. I then assign my multiple actions to the button. If your results are not satisfactory, you may need to examine the timing of your actions, especially if you are modifying variables and changing the content of text boxes to match those variables. You may want to put a delay of 0.1 to 0.4 seconds, depending on how complex you want your actions.If the two Action Groups are conditional, you can put an action at the end of the first Action Group that performs the Run Action Group action with the target being the second Run Action Group. This group runs only when certain conditions are met.Hope this helps out. There are actually many ways to do this; it just depends on your needs.KevinEdited By: Kevin Elmore on 2008-11-17 9:6:57
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