Yes, of course.
But I was talking about action groups.
To find out if the user has changed anything on a form, you can't use the
MyActionGroup_Change() event if there are CheckBoxes on the form. They don't
react on 'Change', and you need a separate MyCheckBoxesGroup_Click() event.
So, a 'Change'
Le 12/02/2014 18:56, Matti a écrit :
> Why doesn't have the CheckBox a 'Change' event?
> Would be very handy to use in an action group with other controls, to catch
> if the user made changes.
> Now, the 'Click' events for CheckBoxes have to be handled separately.
> Regards
> Matti
>
I don't unde
Why doesn't have the CheckBox a 'Change' event?
Would be very handy to use in an action group with other controls, to catch if
the user made changes.
Now, the 'Click' events for CheckBoxes have to be handled separately.
Regards
Matti
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Le 29/04/2012 09:17, Ian Roper a écrit :
> Greetings all,
>
> If you create a new checkbox as a child of an existing control
>
> Dim MyCheckbox as Checkbox
>
> Checkbox = New checkbox(MyScrollView) as "MyCheckboxName"&
> Str(RecordId)
'"MyCheckboxName" & Str(RecordId)' is actually the Group pr
Greetings all,
If you create a new checkbox as a child of an existing control
Dim MyCheckbox as Checkbox
Checkbox = New checkbox(MyScrollView) as "MyCheckboxName" &
Str(RecordId)
Checkbox.Group = "MyCheckBoxGroup" is not valid.
The Group property is not visible in the list of available pro
