At 09:41 AM 02/06/2002 -0500, you wrote: > > How can I stop a user from "unchecking" the box below? > > > > <cfinput type="Checkbox" name="select" checked="Yes" required="Yes"> > >Many people have already suggested using JavaScript, or ignoring the form >field value in the action page. > >A better question, though, is why would you present a checkbox if you don't >want the user to be able to uncheck it? In the best case, it's going to be >confusing to people, who, when they see a checkbox, expect to be able to >uncheck it. I'd recommend not using the checkbox at all - it's not the >appropriate interface for what you're trying to do - maybe an alert box, >with it's single "OK" button, is more what you're looking for.
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