<div dir="ltr"><ol><li>I'm having this odd behavior where $world.onFocus() is getting overwritten on a $world.saveWorld(). Specifically, I set $world.onFocus to a function which assigns the focus to a specific morph on the page ($world.get('2048Board').get('Board').focus()). This works fine, and when I click away from the tab and back to it the focus is assigned correctly. I can also look at $world.onFocus and see it's the correct function. However, after I do a $world.saveWorld() and then reload the page, I get the default $world.onFocus method, not the one I wrote. Is this a bug, or is there something I'm doing wrong?</li>
<li>Is there a preferred way of doing hyperlinks? I can think of at least two, and I'm sure that there are more. The two I've thought of are to use an HTMLWrapperMorph, and to attach an onMouseDown event, but I guarantee there's a third way, and the third way is better. I know there's a third way because I've looked at the source for the welcome page, and the hyperlinks are in text morphs, which turn into <span>s in the HTML source, and the links themselves are <uri> tags in the span. My problem is I don't know how to create this using Morphic (it may be I am just slow today). The hell of it is, I knew how to do it once, because I put the link to Lively Cheat Sheet on the Welcome page (I wanted to put the link to Robert's marvelous Lively 101 page there, too, but more important I wanted to figure out how to do this....sorry for the dumb question)</li>
<li>Is there a way to flatten a morph or (equivalently) generate an image file for a morph? The specific case I'm thinking of is where one builds up a complex image from lots of submorphs, but once done doesn't want to manipulate the submorphs anymore...just bake the thing in place.</li>
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