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This is fixed now. "First" will no longer be returned but numeric indices only.

lazi wrote:

You simply use it like this:
mui.Set("register", "activepage", "Next")

Thanks for your answer, but as you can see in my previous post I am using mui.get, not mui.set. I wanted to read which register panel the user selected last time.

Ok, but in your first post you said you need a "Next", "Prev" and "Reset to 0" button, and for this you don't need to get the active page, if you use the special values with mui.Set().

Ok, but in your first post you said you need a "Next", "Prev" and "Reset to 0" button,

Ok. I know what made the misunderstanding
The first post is not mine, and it is about an other ActivePage related problem. I did not wanted to start another thread for another problem about ActivePage, so posted my question to this thread. My first post is this: http://forums.hollywood-mal.com/viewtop ... =665#p5244

airsoftsoftwair wrote:This is fixed now. "First" will no longer be returned but numeric indices only.

There is a similar problem with mui.get ( <id>, "Active" ). There is an "off" return value beside the numeric entry values.

Yes, but that behaviour is reasonable IMHO because in case there is no active entry returning a numeric index doesn't make sense. One could return something like -1 of course but since there already is the special value "Off" I think it's more consistent to just re-use this so there is consistency between the set and get functions.