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Old 11-29-2010, 10:58 PM
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So I've been working on a Windows Phone 7 theme (St6rm Win7 Theme)...fairly simple...just a few defined buttons (8) and a few customizable icons (10). The screen scrolls up and down around 400pixels. Everything was working fine. I've recently tried to update the theme by removing 6 of the customizable icons and placing 8 customizable icons in "pop-up" tabs when the "My World" and "Connected" buttons are clicked (Screenshots of the changes are in my last post here). I have the two tabs in different layers. All I did was make a couple buttons to show and hide the layer for each area. The scrolling of the base layer is still smooth, but when I try and click a button after scrolling, it brings up what used to be there before the scroll. If I focusin on the area, it will still be the previous button, but when I then click, it opens the correct app. Make sense? It's like the layer is scrolling visually, but the button memory is hanging out until I wake it up with a focusin action. If I remove the two added layers, the problem goes away. I have the issue whether I'm trying to active the layers (display them) or if I'm trying to click on one of the defined buttons.

Have I just reached the end of memory for the phone (9550)?
Is there a difference between using display vs visibility (I've tried to use both with no success)?
Would it work better if I had it all in the same layer?

I'm at a loss here...any help is appreciated.

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Do you hide the icons when they are off screen? (Meaning when they scroll out of view did you make their display to "none" or just move them off screen?)

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Do you hide the icons when they are off screen? (Meaning when they scroll out of view did you make their display to "none" or just move them off screen?)

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I had actually tried to hide (visibility to hidden) and change the display to none. Neither worked...I think I just hit the end of the memory road for the homescreen animations. I ended up removing two of the icons and everything works fine now. Man I wish these Storms had more RAM!
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If I focusin on the area, it will still be the previous button, but when I then click, it opens the correct app. Make sense? It's like the layer is scrolling visually, but the button memory is hanging out until I wake it up with a focusin action.
Any fixes to this? I have been having the same problem.
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Any fixes to this? I have been having the same problem.

Only thing I found worked was to remove a few icons...just too much RAM needed and ended up passing the threshold for smooth operation. I think I ended up removing 2 icons and it ended up fixing it. Sucks to be limited...too bad they don't sell RAM upgrades like a computer. (I guess they do...its called a Torch)

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