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B2003 - How do I make an Exit option available in ALL my frameworks? by - Joseph Ganci This is not too difficult.
Cut the Interaction icon and its Exit response and place it on your flowline
above all the frameworks (not inside one). Make sure it's still set to Perpetual
and that branching is set to Return. Don't place the Exit button in any of
the frameworks and it should be accessible from everywhere in your file.
Greetings Joe, I have a quick question that has been puzzling me. Perhaps you can help. I am creating a framework with navigation buttons. I have identified one of the buttons as an EXIT button. However, instead of just exiting the program, I want it to go
to a screen that displays "are you sure you want to exit." That type of thing.
I'm having no problem creating this scenario. However, the question I have is
that though it works within my current framework, other frameworks cannot access
that exit screen. I have to create, or at least copy that same screen into whatever
framework I am working on. I just found this to be tedious. It works, it's just
going to be taking that amount of graphic space for each framework. Is there
a way of creating the exit screen, placing it in one location, then having that
one screen accessed all the time, meanwhile, if they select NO, it will take
them back to the screen they tried to exit. Quite a lot to order.
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