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I'm working on an hd810, and using a cvs file, I've created a sort of slide show. Each picture has buttons to take you to the other pic's. My trouble is if you push many buttons in rapid succession, it saves up all those "strokes" and displays all those pictures as rapidly as it can, which is none too fast. I can't control what the customers will do, so just not touching the screen rapidly is not an option. Can I somehow disable the touchscreen until the picture is loaded in? Or somehow dump the buffer. Or do I need to turn the pic's into videos? Also, I've done something similar on the old 600, and don't seem to have that trouble. Thanks.
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    forum386


    You have to make a filter or trapping.Example if the picture is not loaded yet then you can disable the button first then enable it after its fully loaded
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    If this where a brightauthor project, I could add a timer to the autorun script that brightauthor uses so that events are ignored for x number of milliseconds after the image is loaded. The script used for the csv file is not as easy to modify.

    One way you could do it in the csv file is to use duplicate images in your project.

    For example, you press a button and it takes to to image1a. Image1a doesn't accept any touch input. Image1a times out to image1 which does take input. You have to add more entries to the project, but this would have the desired effect.
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