Newbie question about saving and loading games

With just a condition or value showing which of the two tasks (save or load) is the current one.

At first, I thought it natural to create two different menus, one for save and one for load.

I notice that you call an action after loading a game. So this is possible? My assumption would have been that loading a game resets all conditions and values to the ones in the savegame. But maybe the "action call stack" is still being executed even after load of saved game? 

That's a lot of replies. To be honest I have no clue, I created that template a lot of years ago & I don't have the best of memory & I don't remember why I did this or that. The engine has changed a lot since I created that template - I know it's not the easiest template to understand, especially since I didn't use simple English. Also I didn't even remember adding the bonus content section & stuff like that. I must have been very motivated, or in a very good mood or something when I created that template.

Did you check out the glenfx tutorials that Esmeralda linked to you? They are really old, but they show you a really simple method of creating a save/load menu. My template on the other hand is really complicated as I included fallbacks (safety nets) to prevent the player from being able to save, delete, or overwrite something by accident. I added those fallbacks because of how the save system works. The only thing that matters in the save/load menu is the save slots you created via the floppy disk tool, the regular object areas you created don't matter & are only used to indicate which save slot the player has selected & also to execute the save slot, however let's say that the player then accidentally clicks on another slot when they go to press the save/confirmation button - the thing is that those save slots are layered on top of everything, which is why you can't generate a confirmation button above the save slots themselves.

(system.selectedSavegame  - luadocs says "readonly" but you can actually assign a value, too)

And that might answer you question @nicolaj, how the engine knows what slot is selected. The slots (created with the floppy disk symbol) are numbered internally (in the sequence they were created, I guess). When clicking on a slot, the number is stored in systems.selectedSavegame, and on that slot the action is executed.

Thanks a bunch to all of you!