I need to make a tri-state check box. (It's values will be off,
checked-always on, or 1-run once)
Would I be correct in assuming the best way to do this is to make some kind
of custom control that displays a "checkbox". The control would have JS in
it to change a graphic image that represents the box. If this is the case,
how would I read in the selected value once the form is posted? I'm
planning on having a couple on the same form and I really don't want to
autopost when each box is clicked on...too much overhead...
Thanks.
-Rob T.
2  1592 
Use the JS to set a hidden field with an appropriate value.
-Cam
Rob T wrote: I need to make a tri-state check box. (It's values will be off,
checked-always on, or 1-run once)
Would I be correct in assuming the best way to do this is to make some kind
of custom control that displays a "checkbox". The control would have JS in
it to change a graphic image that represents the box. If this is the case,
how would I read in the selected value once the form is posted? I'm
planning on having a couple on the same form and I really don't want to
autopost when each box is clicked on...too much overhead...
Thanks.
-Rob T.
Good idea...I could program the control to create a hidden field (with a
unique ID) for each checkbox...then just have a little routine to loop
through all the Request.Form items....
Thanks.
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news:On******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl... Use the JS to set a hidden field with an appropriate value.
-Cam
Rob T wrote:
I need to make a tri-state check box. (It's values will be off,
checked-always on, or 1-run once)
Would I be correct in assuming the best way to do this is to make some
kind of custom control that displays a "checkbox". The control would have JS
in it to change a graphic image that represents the box. If this is the
case, how would I read in the selected value once the form is posted? I'm
planning on having a couple on the same form and I really don't want to
autopost when each box is clicked on...too much overhead...
Thanks.
-Rob T.
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