this is a limitation.. scrolling-labels require quite extra resources and because of that they can't be drawn in the same space where buttons are drawn. Standard labels can however be drawn over buttons.
I put a button over a label that was formatted as "SCROLL-CENTER" and the button didn't work. While I was troubleshooting with buttons-over-labels that I already had working, I figured out that if the button has a second command (@hold_button_command@), the second command will execute when the button is pressed (nothing happens if the button is held down for a second or more). Also, the on_skin.jpg and down_skin.jpg graphics don't function with this "work-around." As an alternative tried using the "EXEC;<command>" in the label but that didn't worked quite right either.
Is this a bug or just a limitation?
Thanks....
Mark
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this is a limitation.. scrolling-labels require quite extra resources and because of that they can't be drawn in the same space where buttons are drawn. Standard labels can however be drawn over buttons.
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You can put another label on top of the scrolling label which will act like a button.
use the following code
L,210,566,280,025,,,,,,"EXEC;command to execute=",
make sure you place it the line before the scrolling label.
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