Hi David,
Look on the third item in the object model. There is a list of enumerations
and you want the one for Dialog box.
There click on the one for dialog and take your mouse down and look at the
list of events.
There you will find the click event or the double click. Now your check box
can have 2 states or 3 states and you set it up for which you want.
There are also values that come back depending on which state it is. Now,
when you click on that check box you check those states as they come in.
Then you make the choice of where to branch to from there.
But always first go to the dialog box since you are using that, and look at
the enumerations for the events for the dialog box.
there you will get the state to check. In other words you do the case if
clicked after the case of the ID number.
checkbox clicked...
Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2013 6:26 PM
Subject: Checkbox - please help?
In my XML file, I have created a Dialog, that does hold a Checkbox. The
Checkbox has been given the ID MyCheckbox.
In the VBS code, I have a variable:
Dim Showbox
which is a Boolean, and hence should be set to True, if the MyCheckbox is
checked, otherwise set to False.
In the
Function DialogEventHandler
I have the following code. But, I don't know, which term to use, to check for
the checbox state. In the sample, I have marked it with the term WhatToPutHere.
Please, can anyone enlighten me a bit here? I tried to look in the Developer's
Reference, but apparently did not look the right place, as I did find no
answer, and therefore hoped for some assistance from the community. Maybe I am
doing something wrong in my code, but I just don't know what. :)
Case "MyCheckbox"
If DEvent = WhatToPutHere? Then
Showbox = True
DialogEventHandler = True
Exit Function
Else
Showbox = False
DialogEventHandler = True
Exit Function
End If 'MyCheckbox.
