Correct, when I delete the part where I connect the network output (NQ1 - connected to V0.0) to Low, the button on the webeditor still works as it should. 

Hi, Thank you for taking the time to make this example. I finally found the time to examine it and I still have some questions.

1. In your example you connect NI1 (V0.0) directly to the output. When you click the button, the button itself stays in the off position. I never changes to the on position. If you do this with a flag, the button would remain in the on position. This was my original problem.

Am I correct when i say that the V0.0 memory bit is cleared after each loop? I can't retain the '1' state outside the original loop?

2. In the second example you use the NQ1 network output to connect V0.1 to low. I don't understand what the purpose is of this connection. As i said in my previous question V0.1 never seems to stay in the  '1' state or at least you cannot see this in the web interface. At the end of the loop, it always changes to the '0' state so the web button stays in the OFF position. 

Kind regards

Bruno

No, it's not a problem to upload my project. In attachement you will find the webproject and the diagram. 

After i uploaded your program for the second time, i see what you mean. Now the button in the first example changes to the 'On' state when you click on it. Now i understand why you need the NQ1 to set the V0.1 bit to zero.

Why my program acts in a different way i don't quite know. I am going to try to write it from scratch and see how it reacts then.

I have modified your diagram and removed the part where you connect Low to NQ1. Now, the second button also stays in the 'ON' status. 

Your program responds as it should and now it al makes sense. Why my program responds the way it did, i don't know, but i guess this is an error an might be caused due to to much tinkering with it. 

Thank you for your patience, you really helped me allot!

Kind regards,

Bruno