Make Window More Transparent: Scripted Function (Macro)

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Collin Chaffin

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This and the Opaque function seem to have no effect when used with titlebar button or hotkey with v7 beta 13.

Dec 14, 2014 • #1

Collin Chaffin

69 discussion posts

Correction, I've tried three now and they seem to do nothing in v7 beta 13. Is there a global setting that must be turned on to allow the C# macros to function?

Dec 14, 2014 • #2

Sorry, this was a bug that was introduced in Beta 13 that we've fixed for the next version due out on Tuesday.

Dec 14, 2014 • #3

I just wanted to let you know that we've released Beta 14 to address this issue. You can find the update here:
http://www.displayfusion.com/Download/Beta/

I'm sorry about this feature-breaking bug, we try our best to avoid issues like this but sometimes things sneak through.

Dec 14, 2014 (modified Dec 14, 2014) • #4

Collin Chaffin

69 discussion posts

I posted a scripted function which you approved, however for some reason a number "1" was appended at the end of my UserID and does not appear to be the case with other publishers in the macro script library. Can someone correct that before I post any more to the library please to just read CollinChaffin and not CollinChaffin1?

Thanks!

Dec 22, 2014 • #5

Hi Collin, sorry about that. It looks like you have 2 accounts (email addresses) in our system and your scripted function was tied to the wrong account. I've updated it and your name looks correct now. Thanks!

Dec 22, 2014 • #6

Collin Chaffin

69 discussion posts

Awesome, thanks Jon!

-Collin

Dec 22, 2014 • #7

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Make Window More Transparent: Scripted Function (Macro)