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			| Re: Clickable SetImage in Button [message #58719 is a reply to message #58717] | 
			Mon, 01 August 2022 21:12    | 
		 
		
			
				
				
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						Klugier
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		Hello Mesimo, 
 
Please rework your example to be more simple. Just operate on one button and image (not several ones). Also optimally, use images from .iml file not from your hard drive. To do, it please follow "Adding images" tutorial. 
 
Please reduce, your example to one window to reproduce the issue and do not use acronyms like BB (Just name it MyWindow etc.). 
 
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			| Re: Clickable SetImage in Button [message #58728 is a reply to message #58726] | 
			Thu, 04 August 2022 15:10   | 
		 
		
			
				
				
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						koldo
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		Mesimo wrote on Thu, 04 August 2022 11:00 
I want a condition for 2 buttons  
 
if ( button1 clicked && button2 clicked) 
{ 
  instructions  
} 
 
Do you have any adeas  
 
thanks 
 
 Hello Mesimo 
 
You can use "Option", that is the check box in U++. 
For example, if option1 and option2 have been declared as Option, you can do: 
if (option1 && option2) {
           Do
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  Best regards 
Iñaki
		
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