How can i do that if the "hit" get to 50 it put on a sound and open another screen?

[TIMAI2]

As pointed out by @ABG...

This will never work

You need to provide the text value of a label/textbox component or a variable holding a value, to compare against your number.

I might suggest you change the = to a > as well

[mika_van_Der]

so how can i doprovide the text value of a label/textbox component or a variable holding a value, to compare against my number.
(im new)

[TIMAI2]

Where are you currently storing the number?

[mika_van_Der]

what do you mean

[TIMAI2]

For example:

[mika_van_Der]

I think I got it

[mika_van_Der]

?

[TIMAI2]

Does it work ?

[mika_van_Der]

nope

[TIMAI2]

Is the value in hit.text greater than 50 ?

[ABG]

Someone needs a variable and the increment code pattern.

[Taifun]

If you call the hit50 procedure only in the Screen Initialize event, how should it work later during runtime of your app?

Taifun

[Ritshika_Saha]

Well I tried this. It worked for me.

[mika_van_Der]

i will try this

[mika_van_Der]

yep

[mika_van_Der]

i tried to do this:

And I succeeded!!!! Finally!!!

[mika_van_Der]

Thank you all!!!

[Ritshika_Saha]

Welcome!

[Gordon_Lu]

Sorry, but you're not opening screens correctly. It is recommended that you close the current screen before you open a new one to save resources, see here.

Problem after downloading the app

If you close Screen1 while opening another screen, there is no need to disable the timer, as this will happen automatically when the screen is closed. [grafik] If you use this procedure on all screens to switch screens, there should be no (memory) problems even with 15 screens. Btw, it also makes sense to close Screen1, since this is no longer needed after the app has been opened. In addition, it makes no sense to open the login screen again after the login has been successful. So this should…