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in the attached picture, button #1 is on the stop button and under the array. how to fix this error? the block diagram is also added.
and there are more than one buttons. how to make when a button (button #1) which is clicked by mouse is active, the other buttons are passive?

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The rightmost of your ordering buttons allows you to change the Z of a button so it can be foremost e.g.

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What do you want to see on the front panel of your VI? Do you want the button to be the foremost option or do you want to be able to see everything on the front panel?

 

If you create an event for button 1 (event structure), there is an option that you can click when you are setting up the event to lock the front panel until the event is complete.

 

It might also help if you could post your VI so we can see exactly what you are trying to accomplish.

 

David A.

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i post my vi (for automatic palletizing machine) and i dont know anything about Z order, how can i change the Z?

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You can't change the Z-order programmatically. This has been logged as a feature request: http://ni.lithium.com/t5/LabVIEW-Idea-Exchange/Programmatic-Manipulation-of-Object-Layer-z-order/idi...

 

Your VI still has WAY too many loops and event structure, as I pointed out in your original thread.

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thank you 

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