Hello List,
I've been putting off this part of my project because I don't know if it's even
possible, but now it's time to give it my best shot. I have two fields on a screen (1
on left, 1 on right) with four buttons in between. The field on the left is populated
with various geographical V12 database files. The user needs to be able to select
geographies from the left and move them to the field on the right which displays
selected geographies. The ways in which a user can select geographies are as follows:
1; When they click on a geography, the entire line needs to hilite (the hiliter bar
needs to be dark blue and the text changes to white- this is important because it
emulates the actual software package for which this project is a CBT). They need to be
able to SHIFT click to select a range, and CONTROL click to select multiple
non-contiguous geographies. When the items appear hilited on the left, the user can
click on the Select button in the middle to move he selected geographies t!
o the field on the right. When an items appears on the right, it becomes grayed-out on
the left and can no longer be clicked on. The 4 buttons in the center are <Select>,
<Select All>, <De-select>, and <De-select All>. 2: The user can double-click on an
item on the left and it should be copied to the right and again, grayed-out on the
left. 3: The user can click on one or more geographies on the left, and while they
appear hilited, be able to drag they to the right. Again, any geographies on the right
should appear grayed-out on the left and no longer selectable.
So what do you think? Is this even possible? Someone suggested the hiliting may
require imaging lingo.
Words could never express the gratitude I'd feel for anyone who tries to help me get
closer to achieving this design.
humbly,
g fritzinger
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