@d-healey I figured it out and it's compiling now, thanks! :-)

@pcs800 I deleted the license file and xml file, and that fixed it. I will have to figure out licensing at some point.

How does everyone go about adding a demo mode and registration method to your plugins?

@d-healey Sure, I will PM you a link

@d-healey Thank you! It works now!

@d-healey It is now working with the help of some online resources

@Chazrox I watched a lot of the video above, and others.
I now have a script that works as intended.

Content.makeFrontInterface(566, 300);

const var LDelay = Content.getComponent("LDelay1");
const var RDelay = Content.getComponent("RDelay1");
const var LFeedback = Content.getComponent("LFeedback");
const var RFeedback = Content.getComponent("RFeedback");
const var linkButton = Content.getComponent("LinkButton");

inline function onLDelayControl(component, value)
{
    if (linkButton.getValue()) 
    {
        RDelay.setValueNormalized(LDelay.getValueNormalized());
    }
}

inline function onRDelayControl(component, value)
{
    if (linkButton.getValue()) 
    {
        LDelay.setValueNormalized(RDelay.getValueNormalized());
    }
}

inline function onLFeedbackControl(component, value)
{
    if (linkButton.getValue()) 
    {
        RFeedback.setValueNormalized(LFeedback.getValueNormalized());
    }
}

inline function onRFeedbackControl(component, value)
{
    if (linkButton.getValue()) 
    {
        LFeedback.setValueNormalized(RFeedback.getValueNormalized());
    }
}

LDelay.setControlCallback(onLDelayControl);
RDelay.setControlCallback(onRDelayControl);
LFeedback.setControlCallback(onLFeedbackControl);
RFeedback.setControlCallback(onRFeedbackControl);

@Chazrox Wow, upper/lower case is killing me here. Thank you for taking the time to reply.

@d-healey
I guess I am not building this plugin yet. I need to understand more of the coding language. I do not know how to use a control callback. I'll start with your video above.

@d-healey
Ok, i did not know that. Thanks

@d-healey
I've got it working now, thanks

@DanH Worked perfectly, thanks!

@d-healey Enjoy your lunch!

@d-healey That worked, thank you very much....again.

@d-healey I will PM you the link in a second

@d-healey Sure, how o I do that? Zip the entire thing and upload to google drive?

@pcs800 I got it working!
So I will use what I've done so far in Hise, and inno, as templates for the other plugin I plan to build.
You're one heck of a help, d.healy

@Christoph-Hart
The company I work for is considering buying a license for Hise.

The company's main product is a DAW.
The company makes more than 50,000/year already.
I want to build plugins for the company and include them with the daw
The licensing documentation suggests that we would need to buy a PRO license because the company makes over 50,000. Is this correct?
I would think that if the product I create using Hise, makes more than 50,000 on it's own, then I would need the PRO license.
Can you clear this up for me?

@d-healey Actually, I think I found the solution.
In Hise, I open the browser, click a preset, the window closes. I open it again and click save, to resave the preset. This seems to work. I can click presets now and the window does not close.

@griffinboy Actually, a multiout drum instrument is in my future plans for Hise, so thanks for the warning.
I do have three developers on my team who are totally familiar with juce, javascript, and C++. So I am sure I'll be bugging them when the time comes.