Victor, Congrats! I'm sure many of us can make use of this.
Dennis McGrath --- Victor Timmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ok here is what i came up. I know it can be done in 7.0 but I had a > need in > 6.5++. Here is what I came up with. It really just a look alike > checkbox but i > thought it was kind of a cool method > > Type 1 = Putting a check box inside the region on the form > > 1. Add a extra column to the table that the region is based off of > > 2. Create a matching var by adding a var to form > a. vHwVar2 = HwVar2 > > 3. Put that var inside the regions and use these properties and some > a. No border > b. 3-D on > c. Font WindDings size 10 > d. Size the Column to look square > > 4. Go to your start button - Run - type CHARMAP change the font to > wingdings > and find a char that works for you > a. I used � that puts a nice little x in the var. You could also > use � which > a nice little check mark on the var. Play with it you will find > what you > like > > 5. Add an eep to the "on entry into:" part of the var > a.WCheck.EEP USING 1 > > 6. Click edit and and some code like this > > SET VAR vCheck = .%1 > IF vCheck = 1 THEN > IF vHwVar2 IS NULL THEN > SET VAR vHwVar2 = '�' > UPDATE CustomerRMA SET + > HWVar2 = .vHWVar2 + > WHERE ??????????? > ELSE > SET VAR vHwVar2 = NULL > UPDATE CustomerRMA SET + > HWVar2 = .vHWVar2 + > WHERE ??????????? > ENDIF > GOTO DONE > ENDIF > > LABEL Done > RECALC VARIABLES > SKIP TO vHwTxt > SAVEROW > > 7. Now you can program using the results just like a real checkbox. > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Type 2 = Form with region but need a checkbox outside the region. > > 1. Creat the form with 2 tables 1 with real data and 1 dummy table > > 2. Create var's to hold the check box based on the the dummy table > or create > global var's when entering the form > > 3. Put the var's on the form with these properties > a. No border > b. 3-D on > c. Font WindDings size 10 > d. Size the var to look square > > > 4. Go to your start button - Run - type CHARMAP change the font to > wingdings > and find a char that works for you > a. I used � that puts a nice little x in the var. You could also > use � which > a nice little check mark on the var > > 5. Add an eep to the "on entry into:" part of the var > a.WCheck.EEP USING 1 > > 6. Click edit and and some code like this > > SET VAR vCheck = .%1 > IF vCheck = 1 THEN > SET VAR vHwVar2 = '�' > GOTO DONE > ENDIF > > IF vCheck = 2 THEN > SET VAR vHwOr = '�' > SET VAR vHwAnd = NULL > GOTO DONE > ENDIF > > IF vCheck = 3 THEN > SET VAR vHwOr = NULL > SET VAR vHwAnd = '�' > GOTO DONE > ENDIF > > LABEL Done > RECALC VARIABLES > SKIP TO vHwTxt > SAVEROW > > RETURN > > 7. Now you can program using the results just like a real checkbox. > > > > > On 1 Nov 2003 at 8:22, Sami Aaron wrote: > > > Can't be done in that version - but you can in 7.0. > > > > Sami > > ----------------------------------------------------------------- > > Sami Aaron > > Software Management Specialists > > 19312 W 63rd Terr > > Shawnee KS 66218 > > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > 913-915-1971 > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Victor Timmons" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > To: "RBASE-L Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Sent: Friday, October 31, 2003 6:19 PM > > Subject: [RBASE-L] - Checkboxes on form with a region > > > > > > > Look for a way to put a checkbox on form with a region in rbase > 6.5++ for > > > windows > > > > > > Victor Timmons > > > Tiz's Door Sales, Inc > > > 425-258-2391 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Victor Timmons > Tiz's Door Sales, Inc > 425-258-2391 >
