For me the options have not sense....Replay = starts exactly the same game, with the numbers in the same position...and Quit = re-start the game with shuffled numbers.
Anyway, if you want that, the only difference between to get the same numbers combination or not, is to reset the used lists:
So now, if Quit option is clicked, a new numbers combination will be placed in the game.
And if you are not going to trigger any other notification, you can remove Notifier2. It's true what @ABG said, but it doesn't apply here...you are using only one notifier to notify only one thing. The notification has two different buttons, to be able to triggers two different actions depending on the election. That's right.
As an alternative to multiple Notifiers if you don't want to clutter up the Designer, you could use unique responses to Notifiers and an if/then/elseif ladder in the Notifier response Event.
For example, instead of Quit, use Quit Game and Quit App as responses, to avoid ambiguity.
Instead of OK, use OK Sign Me Up For Whole Life Insurance.
Great, I just got back into it now, followed your advice and it worked, doing the same on another app with 12 virtual screens.
there are 10 more apps left that I will put on the remaining 10 virtual screens.
The first 2 work fine.
If I need any help I'll ask here again about whatever problem I'm having.
An app that will have 12 more in it, instead of filling my phone with 12 different icons.
I'm learning little by little with you, thanks for your guidance and patience.
Yes, quite right, I thought I'd get confused with the many blocks, I'll try to put them in order from left to right in columns that will each correspond to each application, only a few will be common like: when the screen1 Initialize, and the notifier.
I will place these on the top for easier access.
Some problems may arise along the way.
We will see that
I just put one with voice assistance - voice assistance, to navigate the web with just voice, and it gives me this message as soon as I ask for something by voice.
It's something I don't understand
That error is due to you are trying to access to the element in position 0 of the list....which is not possible (positions start by 1). Show your relevant blocks.
I don't understand what you mean, I have the same in a separate application by itself and it works fine, without this error.
The only difference I can tell, is that I put it with others on its own virtual screen.
I have many blocks and these here are related to a list.
In the show warnings he has 0 in both of them
I don't know where else to look while the other apps work fine, only this one gives this error
Hi again, remembering the last aia you shared and watching the content of the list (7 5 7 4 6 ...) this is related to that game. Have you changed anything of it ?
have you got any "Any component" block? (when any Button.Click for example)
Because when it was a independent screen this kind of blocks works only with the screen buttons but now, if you are joining screens into "virtual screens" that "when any Button.Click" will affect to all the buttons of the screen (even for those in other arrangements).
So now you need to handle game buttons separately from the others buttons of the other virtual screens.
For example, try to protect that block to be executed only if you arrangement where you are displaying the game is visible (the virtual screen of the game is visible):
