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check boxes in list control
ok this must be easy.... but for some reason im doing something wrong. I have some checkboxes in a list control (one of the properties), but i dont know how to automatically turn them on and off.
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Sorry Gordon... but I think you're mistaking....
If you use a standard listbox and set its Style property to 'Check Box (Value = 1) the Selected property of the listbox will automatically reflect the state of the checkmark. If you set it to True it will be checled, and the checkmark will be unchecked if you set its value to False....
This means that you can set the state of the checkbox programmatically !
To proove you just try the following :
Create a standard exe in VB6, add a listbox List1 to the form and a Command button Command1.
No copy and paste this code in your form's code window and run it....
When its running in debug mode, try to click around on the listbox items by changing the state of the checkboxes... and press the Command1 on each change...
---CODE TO COPY
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim strSelected As String
Dim i As Integer
For i = 0 To (List1.ListCount - 1)
If List1.Selected(i) Then
strSelected = strSelected & "Item Selected = " & CStr(i) & vbCrLf
End If
Next i
Debug.Print strSelected
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Load()
'Just create some entries in the listbox to have it filled...
List1.AddItem "Checked"
List1.Selected(List1.NewIn dex) = True
List1.AddItem "Not Checked"
List1.AddItem "Checked2"
List1.Selected(List1.NewIn dex) = True
List1.AddItem "Not Checked"
List1.AddItem "Checked"
List1.Selected(List1.NewIn dex) = True
List1.AddItem "Not Checked"
List1.AddItem "Checked2"
List1.Selected(List1.NewIn dex) = True
List1.AddItem "Not Checked"
List1.AddItem "Checked"
List1.Selected(List1.NewIn dex) = True
List1.AddItem "Not Checked"
List1.AddItem "Checked2"
List1.Selected(List1.NewIn dex) = True
List1.AddItem "Not Checked"
End Sub
---- END OF CODE
Try this and you'll see that it works...
Cheers,
Patrick.
If you use a standard listbox and set its Style property to 'Check Box (Value = 1) the Selected property of the listbox will automatically reflect the state of the checkmark. If you set it to True it will be checled, and the checkmark will be unchecked if you set its value to False....
This means that you can set the state of the checkbox programmatically !
To proove you just try the following :
Create a standard exe in VB6, add a listbox List1 to the form and a Command button Command1.
No copy and paste this code in your form's code window and run it....
When its running in debug mode, try to click around on the listbox items by changing the state of the checkboxes... and press the Command1 on each change...
---CODE TO COPY
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim strSelected As String
Dim i As Integer
For i = 0 To (List1.ListCount - 1)
If List1.Selected(i) Then
strSelected = strSelected & "Item Selected = " & CStr(i) & vbCrLf
End If
Next i
Debug.Print strSelected
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Load()
'Just create some entries in the listbox to have it filled...
List1.AddItem "Checked"
List1.Selected(List1.NewIn
List1.AddItem "Not Checked"
List1.AddItem "Checked2"
List1.Selected(List1.NewIn
List1.AddItem "Not Checked"
List1.AddItem "Checked"
List1.Selected(List1.NewIn
List1.AddItem "Not Checked"
List1.AddItem "Checked2"
List1.Selected(List1.NewIn
List1.AddItem "Not Checked"
List1.AddItem "Checked"
List1.Selected(List1.NewIn
List1.AddItem "Not Checked"
List1.AddItem "Checked2"
List1.Selected(List1.NewIn
List1.AddItem "Not Checked"
End Sub
---- END OF CODE
Try this and you'll see that it works...
Cheers,
Patrick.
Well, my mistake, and boy am I pissed off. So many things could have been so much simpler.
Gordon
Gordon
Well, my mistake, and boy am I pissed off. So many things could have been so much simpler.
Gordon
Gordon
Well, my mistake, and boy am I pissed off. So many things could have been so much simpler.
Gordon
Gordon
Well, my mistake, and boy am I pissed off. So many things could have been so much simpler.
Gordon
Gordon
The Selected property only tells you if the item is selected, not whether its checked or not.
If you want to programatically set the state of the Check box you should use the listview control instead. Slightly more complicated to use, but not too heavy on the old brain cells.
Gordon.