Thank you so much, Razzak! No rush, though, I have a workaround: In a loop, I "makeclick" my way down the rows in the listview. Each click sets the variable for the control, I do a lookup into the view that populates the listview, and with the results, either 'ITEMS[n]->CHECKED' = 'TRUE' or 'FALSE'.
The animation is actually kind of cute. Bill On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 3:01 PM, A. Razzak Memon <[email protected]> wrote: > At 02:09 PM 3/25/2015, Bill Downall wrote: > > If you look at the From the Edge sample application, you will see that >> you can Multi-Select rows the traditional ways (Control-click), and you >> can multi-check with the little checkbox, but they are totally separate >> lists of rows. The variable that is assigned to the listview can be >> used to collect a comma-separated list of the key column values for >> the currently SELECTED rows. And the GETPROP componentID CHECKEDROWS >> 'variablename' can collect a comma-separated list of the key column >> values for the currently CHECKED rows. >> >> One thing I want to do is let a user do something that says "check all >> the rows where column whatsit has the value "B". But I can't find the >> list of item indexes of the "B" rows to use something like >> PROP componentid 'ITEMS[n]->CHECKED' 'true' on each one. >> > > > Bill, > > Based upon the existing sample application, let me see if I can prepare > another application "VarLookupListViewWithCheckBoxes" to illustrate > the use of such a cool idea. > > This will allow you to check all matching rows conditionally, on demand. > > Very Best R:egards, > > Razzak > > www.rbase.com > www.facebook.com/rbase > -- > 32 years of continuous innovation! > 17 Years of R:BASE Technologies, Inc. making R:BASE what it is today! > -- > >
