I used a pass-thru node to wait for the first dialogue box to close and to stage its inputs! totally awesome!
You can also let the results of the first UI node inform the second.
IE:
- Pull elements by selection and category with one UI node.
- Get their parameters, and the associated names for use in a radio button selection window in the second UI node.
good to know…i had to do it this way because the first node is actually referencing an excel document and it was erroring because the second command was hitting too soon.
When using the Cancel button, I usually use this logic:
Sweet!
But don’t people get upset as they aren’t able to angrily click on the consecutive nested cancel buttons? ![]()
