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ReturnPage macros add the possibility to control if a user is returning to a page or not. | ReturnPage macros add the possibility to control if a user is returning to a page or not. This might be useful if you want to restore controls values (TextBox, CheckBox, ...). | ||
Just include the header file ReturnPage.nsh. It can be included with: | Just include the header file ReturnPage.nsh. It can be included with: | ||
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[[Category:Flow Control Functions]] | [[Category:Flow Control Functions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:49, 14 January 2016
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ReturnPage.zip (277 bytes)
Description
ReturnPage macros add the possibility to control if a user is returning to a page or not. This might be useful if you want to restore controls values (TextBox, CheckBox, ...).
Just include the header file ReturnPage.nsh. It can be included with:
!include 'ReturnPage.nsh'
On each show function of you custom pages, pre functions, add this line at the top.
${ReturnPage} ''number''
And add this line at the end.
${ReturnPageEnd} ''number''
To check if you are returning to a page, I recommend to also use the LogicLib.
Small example of usage:
${ReturnPage} 1 ... ${If} $ReturnPage1 == false # Do Stuff, like initialization of global variables ${EndIf} ... ${ReturnPageEnd} 1
