PROBLEMS WITH SLIDE VIEW

Getting Started Newbie Questions
#1

Hello a question, I was reviewing the slideview example that comes with Corona, I would like to know how I call the slideview scene, from another scene. Thank you

#2

** UPDATED **

  1. No need to shout in the title (ALL CAPS).  Won’t help get folks to answer.

  2. There isn’t a thing ‘slide view’ nor a thing ‘slide view scene’.  Well not exactly.

There is a scroll view and there is a slider, both are a widget:

Scenes are part of composer.*

The example you are referring to ( ~\Corona SDK\Sample Code\Interface\SlideView ) is some custom code that was written LONG ago, so its a bit out of date.  That said, it can easily be modernized.

(I can tell it’s old because it uses this synatax:  module(…, package.seeall) )

Whatever the case, it isn’t part of the SDK proper, but rather an example of how to use Corona to do something interesting.  So you’ll have to convert it to your own use.

You may need to get a mentor or hire someone to help you with this.  That is unless you can find someone to volunteer their time to help do whatever it is you need with the code.

You’re best off  learning a little about composer.*, then how to write modern modules, and then you can update that module to suit your needs and make the scenes you need with composer.

-Ed

#3

** UPDATED **

  1. No need to shout in the title (ALL CAPS).  Won’t help get folks to answer.

  2. There isn’t a thing ‘slide view’ nor a thing ‘slide view scene’.  Well not exactly.

There is a scroll view and there is a slider, both are a widget:

Scenes are part of composer.*

The example you are referring to ( ~\Corona SDK\Sample Code\Interface\SlideView ) is some custom code that was written LONG ago, so its a bit out of date.  That said, it can easily be modernized.

(I can tell it’s old because it uses this synatax:  module(…, package.seeall) )

Whatever the case, it isn’t part of the SDK proper, but rather an example of how to use Corona to do something interesting.  So you’ll have to convert it to your own use.

You may need to get a mentor or hire someone to help you with this.  That is unless you can find someone to volunteer their time to help do whatever it is you need with the code.

You’re best off  learning a little about composer.*, then how to write modern modules, and then you can update that module to suit your needs and make the scenes you need with composer.

-Ed