On April 13, 2009 at 21:49, motech said...
you can hide it in the way that you can put it in its own page collection and put a hidden button to it somewhere . .
as a trick if you'd like . .
(like to get to devices pages)
you can set a code on the home page to get to devices pages.
make 3 copies of the home page (in three different page groups)
make it so on the first home page, if you press the up direction arrow button is then takes you to the second home page
then on 2nd home page make it so if you press the enter button it takes you to the 3rd home page.
then on the 3rd home page make it so if you press the up button again it takes you to the devices page group.
what you are basically doing is setting it so if you are on the home page and you press UP, ENTER, UP you get to the devices page.
actually fairly easy to do that (copy and paste the home page 2 times)
fairy low chances of client hitting button combo on by mistake . .
does that make sense?
You could also have a "setup" button on the home page that does the same thing. Setup takes you to a number pad and then you have 2 more pages named 2 and 4 (for example). 2 takes you to another number pad and 4 takes you to the setup page.
Gives the illusion of entering in a passcode. Code is 247 in this example...
Press the setup button on home page....
Press 2...
2 appears in the faux feedback box... Press 4...
2 and 4 appear in the faux feedback box... Press 7...
Your at the setup page...
You could add in an additional keypad page where the client would press ENTER before they get to the setup page also.
The home button gets you out of the hidden setup menu.
The standalone preview EXE file is here :
[Link: guijaboard.com]Click save and save it to your desktop then click run to launch the emulator so that you can test drive it.
Last edited by 39 Cent Stamp on April 14, 2009 03:42.
