Hi all Have problems with following code. It seems I can't get all the lines to work. If you move a line to the bottom line it works but will block another line somewhere above from working. Is there a correct order to stack these or is the code locking up somehow. (L:FMC_Page,enum) 0 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 0 == & if{ 2 s0 1 s1 } (L:FMC_Page,enum) 1 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 0 == & if{ 0 s0 0 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 1 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 1 == & if{ 0 s0 0 s1 } (L:FMC_Page,enum) 2 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 0 == & if{ 2 s0 1 s1 } (L:FMC_Page,enum) 2 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 1 == & if{ 2 s0 1 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 2 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 2 == & if{ 2 s0 1 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 2 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 3 == & if{ 2 s0 3 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 3 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 0 == & if{ 3 s0 0 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 3 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 1 == & if{ 3 s0 1 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 4 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 1 == & if{ 4 s0 1 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 4 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 2 == & if{ 4 s0 2 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 4 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 3 == & if{ 4 s0 3 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 5 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 1 == & (L:PageStart,enum) 1 == & if{ 0 s0 0 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 5 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 1 == & ageStart,enum) 1 != & if{ 5 s0 1 s1 } (L:FMC_Page,enum) 6 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 0 == & if{ 6 s0 0 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 7 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 0 == & if{ 7 s0 0 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 8 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 0 == & if{ 8 s0 0 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 9 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 1 == & if{ 9 s0 1 s1 }(L:FMC_Page,enum) 9 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 2 == & if{ 9 s0 2 s1 } l0 (>L:FMC_Page,enum) l1 (>L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) Maybe breaking it down and using Visible in the area code would be better.

from what I remember there is a 256 character limit on closed tags( ), maybe split into a couple macros????Roman

Hi Roman Thanks, I didn't know that I will go for the split. Paul

Hi Paul,Is this a typo product of pasting the text to the message?(L:FMC_Page,enum) 5 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 1 == & ageStart,enum) 1 != & if{ 5 s0 1 s1 } Otherwise, could be the cause of the erratic wrong behavior.And also this lines returns the same current values to both variables:(L:FMC_Page,enum) 4 == (L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) 3 == & if{ 4 s0 3 s1 }So in fact produces no visible changes. Is this ok?Tom

Hello Tom Page 4 3 does not use this button if you don't point it back @ page 4 3 it defaults to 0 0 and opens page 0 0 same with the other but with extra condition. It will simplify things to change page 0 0 to stop these extra entries but there is still a problem with reading lines in the stack. Is the stack read from bottom to top if you lower the line it reads it. Paul

Paul,Ok I see it now. But then you can shorten the expession using something like this:(L:FMC_Page,enum) s0 sp2(L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum) s1 sp3l2 0 == l3 0 == & if{ 2 s0 1 s1 } l2 1 == 0 1 l3 rng & if{ 0 s0 0 s1 } l2 2 == 0 2 l3 rng & if{ 2 s0 1 s1 } l2 5 == l3 1 == & if{ (L:PageStart,enum) 1 != d 5 * sp0 s1 }l0 (>L:FMC_Page,enum) l1 (>L:FMC_PLN_Sub,enum)That's something at least :-)Tom

Tom That works OK, reducing the size gets them all in with some spcae to spare. Thanks Paul