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When you click the Cmd button, you get a list of targets. One of them will be the overlay itself, which you will had to give a name. One of the commands that that overlay widget will provide is a command to load a new template.
In the target menu the standard targets are at the top, then there's a divider line, and then the rest are your own named widgets you can send commands to.
Let me know if that doesn't make sense.
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Wow, that's so simple I can't believe it. I didn't even see it at the bottom of the list. Took me all of 30 seconds to have it working perfect.
Thanks again.
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BTW, we probably should retire this thread since the original purpose is no longer really relevant.
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11-11-2014, 04:50 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-11-2014, 06:17 AM by Mark Stega.)
Deane Johnson Wrote:OK, I have the buttons placed on the Main Screen Template
I have an Overlay installed on the Main Stream Template named ControlsContainer.
The template I want to place in the ControlsContainer is "Sub-Screen - DVD"
I can't figure out which Command to use to tell it to put the "Sub-Screen - DVD" template in the Overlay named "ControlsContainer"
(All parenthesis to be removed)
You would use ControlsContainer::LoadOverlay(\\User\\SubDirIfAny\\Sub-Screen-DVD).
You would actually build the command graphically by picking command->ControlsContainer->LoadOverlay and then pick the template by choosing the little notebook icon to the right of "template name" in the action editor.
[EDIT] Sorry - I went to the unread post on the first page & didn't see that a second page (with answers) was present.
Mark Stega
