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Nope that doesn't work because it will cache all the previous settings of the other stack hence my example above. &nbsp;
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Nope that doesn't work because it will cache all the previous settings of the other stack hence my example above.  

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Lets say in view stack one you have a combo box and you select a value from it. Then you tell the view stack to go to another screen to enter some text in a text box. When you go back to the one with the combo box it still has the same selection value how do you refresh the view stack so that it will &nbsp;refresh to the original settings<br />
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I am Puzzled on this.
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Lets say in view stack one you have a combo box and you select a value from it. Then you tell the view stack to go to another screen to enter some text in a text box. When you go back to the one with the combo box it still has the same selection value how do you refresh the view stack so that it will  refresh to the original settings

I am Puzzled on this.

ViewStack refresh component

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