Hi Jim,
Jim Hunter wrote:
> It never fails, you can work on something forever and not figure it out but
> the minute you post a question you see the answer. The way to add state to
> a button is with addState() method, DOH! The only thing I did discover was
> that the older constants that I had a note on do not work and all you need
> to do is pass in the string 'pressed' to the method. So it simply looks
> like:
>
> btn.addState('pressed')
>
> or
>
> btn.removeState('pressed');
Did you took a look at the class "qx.ui.toolbar.CheckBox"? Sounds to me that
this widget may also provide you the needed features.
cheers,
Alex
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