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• • jbar6381
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  • • Joined 19 May, 2014
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  • 15 Jul, 2014
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  Thank you very much OddConfection and — The key was to have the System > On start of layout repeat the assignment of the global variable text to the text object.

• • jbar6381
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  • • Joined 19 May, 2014
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  • 15 Jul, 2014
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  I have a global variable for the text to set the Text Object's value. It still doesn't work.

  This is my set up:

  * Layout 1 & Layout 1 Event Sheet - two buttons; button 1 calls a function called "update" in the Function Event Sheet, button 2 goes to Layout 2.

  - a global variable initialised to 0.

  - a text object that is set to the global variable value.

  * Function Event Sheet - has a function called "update" which increments the global variable by 1.

  * Layout 2 & Layout 2 Event Sheet - has two buttons; button 1 calls a function called "update" in the Function Event Sheet, button 2 goes to Layout 1.

  Result:

  Layout 1 sets the text value to the global variable value correctly, but not Layout 2.

  A click of button 1 on Layout 1 updates the text object to a value of "1".

  Once we click to go to Layout 2 and press the button to update the global variable, then go back to layout 1, the text object has a value of "Text".

  A press of button 1 on Layout 1 updates the global variable to "2".

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• • jbar6381
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  • • Joined 19 May, 2014
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    • 7 topics • 18 posts
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  • 14 Jul, 2014
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  I have a text object in my main layout (Let's call this A), and I have a second layout (B) that opens up from the main layout (A) via a button click. I want to alter the text object in (A) when I change settings on (B). How do I do this without databases? Is this possible?