Looking for alternate way to select which is the active item in a Qualifier Group

I have a bunch of String objects that are part of a qualifier group. I have an event set up so when I click on a String object in that qualifier group, it changes color (Fusion knows to change the color of only that specific String object). Is there a way to select with a network message instead of by clicking on the specific string object? I'm trying to avoid having to make a few hundred events-- one for each string object.

So I have this:

User clicks on QUALIFIER GROUP --> Change color of QUALIFIER GROUP text. (changes color of specific String Object I clicked on)


And what I'm hoping for is this:

Network Message (which is the name of the specific String Object that's in the Qualifier Group) --> Change color of QUALIFIER GROUP text. (changes color of specific String object whose name was the network message)


I'm trying to avoid having to do this:
If network message is "Item A"--> Change color of Item A
If network message is "Item B"--> Change color of Item B
etc.

Is this possible? Thanks for any help!

Yes, this is possible if I understand you correctly.
Can you upload the example anyway?

You can use spread value to give id to all strings and distinguish them.

Just use for example, user clicks on qualifier group+id(it is renamed alterable value)=1-change color, so only string with id 1 will change color.

Thanks Wodjanoi and MrNaif. I'm not sure I understand how the spread value will help (because it's receiving a message, not a user click), but I will investigate. Meanwhile, here's a simple example of what I'm trying to do:

http://www.flickerscope.com/webstuff...fierSelect.zip

Im sorry fwtep, but i cant help you, because when i open application an error ocurred.

MooClick is very outdated. Like 10+ years outdated. You should be using the Lacewing Relay extension for online multiplayer. You can download it in the extension manager in Fusion.

As for comparing to the string, you should compare the online sent message text (assuming you're sending "Item 1", "Item 2", "Item 3", etc.) to the alterable string of the qualifier group.

Thanks Sumo, I'll try that. I'm using MooClick because I had some trouble with Lacewing keeping a solid connection. My app is very simple, and MooClick works for what I need. I'm looking forward to Fusion 3 and whatever networking it has.

I appreciate all of the suggestions. I've been trying them all but I haven't been successful. No matter what I do, I can't make it so a network message acts the same as clicking on an object that is part of a Qualifier group-- in other words, so it selects a specific item in the Qualifier group.

This works (of course):
User clicks on object that is part of a QUALIFIER group---> Using Qualifier Group, make that specific object change color (but not the other objects that have that Qualifier Group)

This does not:
Network message Item1 is received--> Using Qualifier Group, make that specific one change color (but not the other ones that have that Group Qualifier)

Maybe this explains it better:
http://www.flickerscope.com/webstuff...workselect.jpg

Here's an example using Lacewing. Export the file to exe and run the application twice. Then click on one of the strings and you'll see it switches the other application's strings color as well.

Unfortunately "compare two general values" doesn't account for object scope, which is choosing the correct string object. With actives, comparing to their alterable strings or values will scope them. So for something like this using a qualifier, you need to use a foreach loop to go through each string, then you can compare the message.

That worked great! Thanks!