Right. Clicking a CheckBox doesn't automatically select the row, but
if you want it to, just add code like this in CellAction:
If me.CellCheck(row, 0) then // if checkbox on then select row
me.ListIndex = row
Else
me.ListIndex = -1
End
And in Change put:
If me.ListIndex <> -1 then // if a row selected, check the box also
me.CellCheck(me.ListIndex, 0) = true
Else // no row selected, turn off checkboxes
dim i as integer
For i = 0 to me.ListCount - 1
me.CellCheck(i, 0) = false
Next
End
You will need to use the appropriate row, column values. I assumed
Column 0 for the checkboxes.
When you refer to "the code" I don't know what you want the code to
respond to. But if you tie the CheckBox to row selection as above,
your code can go in the Change event.
Best regards,
Jack
On Oct 14, 2006, at 3:11 AM, Bart Pietercil wrote:
Hi List,
In a listbox I have defined a column of typeCheckBox
Whenever the user clicks on the checkbox, the checkbox.value is set
but the listbox.change event is not triggered.
I could put the code in the cellAction event but then the code is
not triggered when the user clicks in another cell of the same row
(which does trigger the listbox.change event). Now it looks like
this is meant to be since the listindex is not changed when i click
on the checkbox column.
I could put the code in both, but that doesn't feel good, so if
anyone feels inclined to shed some light on this
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