Attached - Checkbox button

[Derek]

A while ago, I made a checkbox button for AMS5 when i needed one. I can't remember if i posted it here for others to use, but i cant find it ... so here it is.
It's a toggle button with 3 states: Checked, Unchecked and Disabled. Hope others can make use of it.

[Corey]

Nice. I thought I may as well add something to your thread so here's a couple radio buttons, one small, one large.

[Tek]

Wonderful... I've been looking for a way to display radio buttons/check boxes.

Thanks guys!

[Julia@ININ]

Very helpful - Thanks! I'm still on the trial version, but I love how I can usually find a post on what I'm looking for and usually the work is already done!

I'm hoping someone can help withs this. I'm going to continue searching, but this might be a good a place as any to start. I need to have a series of checkboxes and have the boxes disabled until the user has manually checked specific other boxes in order. What would be the best way to do this?

I know it's possible - it seems that everything is with AMS!

[Intrigued]

One way, you could set variables (HasBeenClicked=false, by default, then change to HasBeenClicked=true when they click on each of the checkboxes) to see if the users have clicked on any of the ones they are to choose from (say from three checkboxes). If they have clicked on the "wrong" checkboxes (say number 2 and 3, not 1 first), then you can set your variables and do an "if..then" conditional check. Remember to reset your variables to the "default" state after each check.

Wish I had more time to give an example, but it's time for bed and my brain is still realing from some C# code (definitely not as easy to navigate in general like AMS is!).

If you post a question back, if I do not catch it... I'm sure others here will be more than happy to help, perhaps throw out an example.

Welcome to the AMS community.

[Julia@ININ]

This has helped! Thanks so much for responding so quickly!

[Intrigued]

Glad to hear it, your welcome.