Re: Add Slider value to command?

Hi,
I've been trying to get the [sliderval] function to work without
success so far - any ideas?

As an example, I have a slider set to be a volume control.
The slider is receiving feedback from a GC-100 via rs232 - which is
working fine in realtime - ie if the volume knob is moved on the
device, the display updates on the iphone.

I've also got multiple buttons set up to send commands over rs232 -
which also work great.

However - I've set the 'ondrag' parameter on the slider to be (in
command properties)
#1,13,[sliderval]\x0D
but nothing happens - in fact, nothing happens even if I set that
command on 'on click' or 'on release' either.

I know that particular command functions correctly however - as if I
set the command for a button to
#1,13,10\x0D (for example)
then it sets the volume to 10 on the device perfectly fine.

Some misc details
I've got it set as an analog join, with indicator values from -96 to
-1 (the device works in -db values) - but I've also tried setting it
as 0 to 100 with the same result.

Slide value is set to 'dec' - and I've tried also disabling the
'simulate feedback' tick to see if that would help (it didn't).

R

On Dec 7, 10:39 am, Jarrod Bell <jar...@guilink.com> wrote:
> Hi Henry,
>
> Please see our wiki which outlines the requirements and features of
> sending commands on slider/press/release.
>
> http://www.commandfusion.com/wiki/index.php?title=GuiDesigner:System_...
>
> Basically, insert the text [sliderval] where you want the slider value
> to be sent in the command.
>
> Jarrod
>
>
>
> Henry Rico wrote:
> > How do I add the slider value to this command when slider is set to on
> > drag?
>
> >> N6L50UP \x0D
>
> > So he command would be
>
> >> N6L10UP \x0D
>
> > or  >N6L75UP \x0D
> > depending on slider value.
>
> > Thanks,
> > Henry
>
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