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Nice work,

Had been thinking of starting a bit of a 'Tools' repo - similar to say M4L Tools folder . . .
An ongoing collection of snippets and modules such as this for general use . . .
And maybe a similar projects with object info, code / recipes for basic use . . .

Hoping we can use some of your wonderful stuff in it . . .

Cheers
MM
Thank you! This makes me want to have a container option for 90 degree corners.
lAntonioBlancal wrote: Just I thought to post a workaround for navigation (mainly for no real time controls), buttons are only examples, of course feel
Hi Macciza,

Thank you,
Macciza wrote: Had been thinking of starting a bit of a 'Tools' repo - similar to say M4L Tools folder . . .
An ongoing collection of snippets and modules such as this for general use . . .
MM
Sounds interesting!
Macciza wrote: Hoping we can use some of your wonderful stuff in it . . .
Thanks for the kind words! Sure you can, let me know if I can help in somehow, maybe by providing the modules that you like to include. Also the jzml I've uploaded could be more dynamic using pads with multilabel, it could be good for modules presentation too imo.
analog604 wrote:Thank you! This makes me want to have a container option for 90 degree corners.
You're welcome ;) thanks for your template by the way, damn I haven't any of these cool hardware to check them out ! But I have sent the links to some friends.
Cheers,
AB
analog604 wrote:This makes me want to redesign my old website using the Lemur Editor! :lol:
:lol: I would love a hyperlink text option indeed :lol:

I have fixed a small issue with back button, and added a menu to dinamically change the number of tabs, the module is ready to use until 8 tabs, but it should be easy to add more tabs.

abNavModule8x.jzlib
abNavModule.png

Cheers,
AB
Thanks for this, super helpful.

I have implemented the nav menu into a template, which works great. I have also set some additional switches to directly access relevant pages of the menu, rather than go settings / Page 1 / Page 2 etc.

What would be the best way to handle these switches if the user accessed a sub menu directly, then exited via the main menu settings button? If this happens the switch stays in the on position with the menu now closed/hidden.

Cheers,

JD
Hi
Look at whatever is controlling the light - and then set that accordingly . . .
If the menu is closed the light goes off . . .
Then use logic for additional cases as needed - menu closed OR switch 0 etc
Just a psuedo-thought of 1 possibility
Hope that helps
MM
whatisvalis wrote:Thanks for this, super helpful.
I have implemented the nav menu into a template, which works great. I have also set some additional switches to directly access relevant pages of the menu, rather than go settings / Page 1 / Page 2 etc.
Hi, you're welcome!

Nice, but that is how normal tabbed containers does work already?

The idea of show/hide the module is that you can use the empty black space to put your main controllers there.
Imagen 31.png
abNavModule8xDemo.jzlib

I have attached a new version to show this, and edit it to recall the last selected tab.
Hope that helps,
Cheers,