It seems that the following code should work - (if not why is the event there?)
(Do I need some sort of client side script to awaken it?)
Private Sub chkRefresh_Chec kedChanged(ByVa l sender As System.Object, ByVal e
As System.EventArg s) Handles chkRefresh.Chec kedChanged
If chkRefresh.Chec ked = True Then
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Text = ""
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = False
Else
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = True
End If
End Sub
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Hello, jonefer,
The code works fine for me. (I'm assuming that it is in the Form that
contains chkRefresh and txtRefreshDate. )
Can you be more specific about what the problem is.
Cheers,
Randy
jonefer wrote: It seems that the following code should work - (if not why is the event there?)
(Do I need some sort of client side script to awaken it?)
Private Sub chkRefresh_Chec kedChanged(ByVa l sender As System.Object, ByVal e
As System.EventArg s) Handles chkRefresh.Chec kedChanged
If chkRefresh.Chec ked = True Then
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Text = ""
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = False
Else
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = True
End If
End Sub
That is correct - I'd like it to happen each time the box is checked
(visually) or unchecked.
It is a control panel for an administrative user of the website.
This portion is what will automatically put up a 'not available' page
whenever data is being refreshed.
The user has 2 choices
1. Check the Refresh Checkbox - and provide the time that the site will be
available again.
or
2. Uncheck the box, in which case the 'Refresh date' should have a valid
date in the past.
that the user enters.
More explicitly, I'm inserting a date of "#1/1/2207#' into the actual
(txtRefreshdate ) field whenever the box is checked - and hiding that effect
from the user - that date is my cue to put up a 'Not Available' page.
If the user unchecks the box - only then do I want the txtRefreshDate to be
available.
Checking and unchecking the box must visually cue the user what is available.
And I can't seem to make that work.
when the box is checked - they should only see a 'Time Available' box
when the box is unchecked - they should only see a 'Refresh Date' box
THEN the user can click 'submit'
"R. MacDonald" wrote: Hello, jonefer,
The code works fine for me. (I'm assuming that it is in the Form that
contains chkRefresh and txtRefreshDate. )
Can you be more specific about what the problem is.
Cheers,
Randy
jonefer wrote: It seems that the following code should work - (if not why is the event there?)
(Do I need some sort of client side script to awaken it?)
Private Sub chkRefresh_Chec kedChanged(ByVa l sender As System.Object, ByVal e
As System.EventArg s) Handles chkRefresh.Chec kedChanged
If chkRefresh.Chec ked = True Then
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Text = ""
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = False
Else
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = True
End If
End Sub
Hello, jonefer,
Sorry, but I haven't done any work with web pages. Is the problem that
the event handler does not get called when the check box state is changed?
Cheers,
Randy
jonefer wrote: That is correct - I'd like it to happen each time the box is checked
(visually) or unchecked.
It is a control panel for an administrative user of the website.
This portion is what will automatically put up a 'not available' page
whenever data is being refreshed.
The user has 2 choices
1. Check the Refresh Checkbox - and provide the time that the site will be
available again.
or
2. Uncheck the box, in which case the 'Refresh date' should have a valid
date in the past.
that the user enters.
More explicitly, I'm inserting a date of "#1/1/2207#' into the actual
(txtRefreshdate ) field whenever the box is checked - and hiding that effect
from the user - that date is my cue to put up a 'Not Available' page.
If the user unchecks the box - only then do I want the txtRefreshDate to be
available.
Checking and unchecking the box must visually cue the user what is available.
And I can't seem to make that work.
when the box is checked - they should only see a 'Time Available' box
when the box is unchecked - they should only see a 'Refresh Date' box
THEN the user can click 'submit'
"R. MacDonald" wrote:
Hello, jonefer,
The code works fine for me. (I'm assuming that it is in the Form that
contains chkRefresh and txtRefreshDate. )
Can you be more specific about what the problem is.
Cheers,
Randy
jonefer wrote:
It seems that the following code should work - (if not why is the event there?)
(Do I need some sort of client side script to awaken it?)
Private Sub chkRefresh_Chec kedChanged(ByVa l sender As System.Object, ByVal e
As System.EventArg s) Handles chkRefresh.Chec kedChanged
If chkRefresh.Chec ked = True Then
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Text = ""
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = False
Else
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = True
End If
End Sub
Yes. The problem is that nothing happens when the checkbox gets changed.
I only notice it when the page first opens.
"R. MacDonald" wrote: Hello, jonefer,
Sorry, but I haven't done any work with web pages. Is the problem that
the event handler does not get called when the check box state is changed?
Cheers,
Randy
jonefer wrote:
That is correct - I'd like it to happen each time the box is checked
(visually) or unchecked.
It is a control panel for an administrative user of the website.
This portion is what will automatically put up a 'not available' page
whenever data is being refreshed.
The user has 2 choices
1. Check the Refresh Checkbox - and provide the time that the site will be
available again.
or
2. Uncheck the box, in which case the 'Refresh date' should have a valid
date in the past.
that the user enters.
More explicitly, I'm inserting a date of "#1/1/2207#' into the actual
(txtRefreshdate ) field whenever the box is checked - and hiding that effect
from the user - that date is my cue to put up a 'Not Available' page.
If the user unchecks the box - only then do I want the txtRefreshDate to be
available.
Checking and unchecking the box must visually cue the user what is available.
And I can't seem to make that work.
when the box is checked - they should only see a 'Time Available' box
when the box is unchecked - they should only see a 'Refresh Date' box
THEN the user can click 'submit'
"R. MacDonald" wrote:
Hello, jonefer,
The code works fine for me. (I'm assuming that it is in the Form that
contains chkRefresh and txtRefreshDate. )
Can you be more specific about what the problem is.
Cheers,
Randy
jonefer wrote:
It seems that the following code should work - (if not why is the event there?)
(Do I need some sort of client side script to awaken it?)
Private Sub chkRefresh_Chec kedChanged(ByVa l sender As System.Object, ByVal e
As System.EventArg s) Handles chkRefresh.Chec kedChanged
If chkRefresh.Chec ked = True Then
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Text = ""
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = False
Else
Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = True
End If
End Sub
Hello, jonefer,
Is the AutoPostBack property of the CheckBox set to True? If not, try this.
Cheers,
Randy
jonefer wrote: Yes. The problem is that nothing happens when the checkbox gets changed.
I only notice it when the page first opens.
"R. MacDonald" wrote:
Hello, jonefer,
Sorry, but I haven't done any work with web pages. Is the problem that
the event handler does not get called when the check box state is changed?
Cheers,
Randy
jonefer wrote:
That is correct - I'd like it to happen each time the box is checked
(visually) or unchecked.
It is a control panel for an administrative user of the website.
This portion is what will automatically put up a 'not available' page
whenever data is being refreshed.
The user has 2 choices
1. Check the Refresh Checkbox - and provide the time that the site will be
available again.
or
2. Uncheck the box, in which case the 'Refresh date' should have a valid
date in the past.
that the user enters.
More explicitly, I'm inserting a date of "#1/1/2207#' into the actual
(txtRefreshd ate) field whenever the box is checked - and hiding that effect
from the user - that date is my cue to put up a 'Not Available' page.
If the user unchecks the box - only then do I want the txtRefreshDate to be
available.
Checking and unchecking the box must visually cue the user what is available.
And I can't seem to make that work.
when the box is checked - they should only see a 'Time Available' box
when the box is unchecked - they should only see a 'Refresh Date' box
THEN the user can click 'submit'
"R. MacDonald" wrote:
Hello, jonefer,
The code works fine for me. (I'm assuming that it is in the Form that
contains chkRefresh and txtRefreshDate. )
Can you be more specific about what the problem is.
Cheers,
Randy
jonefer wrote:
>It seems that the following code should work - (if not why is the event there?)
>(Do I need some sort of client side script to awaken it?)
>
>Private Sub chkRefresh_Chec kedChanged(ByVa l sender As System.Object, ByVal e
>As System.EventArg s) Handles chkRefresh.Chec kedChanged
> If chkRefresh.Chec ked = True Then
> Me.txtRefreshDa te.Text = ""
> Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = False
> Else
> Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = True
> End If
> End Sub
Hi Randy,
That was it! Thanks.
"R. MacDonald" wrote: Hello, jonefer,
Is the AutoPostBack property of the CheckBox set to True? If not, try this.
Cheers,
Randy
jonefer wrote:
Yes. The problem is that nothing happens when the checkbox gets changed.
I only notice it when the page first opens.
"R. MacDonald" wrote:
Hello, jonefer,
Sorry, but I haven't done any work with web pages. Is the problem that
the event handler does not get called when the check box state is changed?
Cheers,
Randy
jonefer wrote:
That is correct - I'd like it to happen each time the box is checked
(visually) or unchecked.
It is a control panel for an administrative user of the website.
This portion is what will automatically put up a 'not available' page
whenever data is being refreshed.
The user has 2 choices
1. Check the Refresh Checkbox - and provide the time that the site will be
available again.
or
2. Uncheck the box, in which case the 'Refresh date' should have a valid
date in the past.
that the user enters.
More explicitly, I'm inserting a date of "#1/1/2207#' into the actual
(txtRefreshd ate) field whenever the box is checked - and hiding that effect
from the user - that date is my cue to put up a 'Not Available' page.
If the user unchecks the box - only then do I want the txtRefreshDate to be
available.
Checking and unchecking the box must visually cue the user what is available.
And I can't seem to make that work.
when the box is checked - they should only see a 'Time Available' box
when the box is unchecked - they should only see a 'Refresh Date' box
THEN the user can click 'submit'
"R. MacDonald" wrote:
>Hello, jonefer,
>
>The code works fine for me. (I'm assuming that it is in the Form that
>contains chkRefresh and txtRefreshDate. )
>
>Can you be more specific about what the problem is.
>
>Cheers,
>Randy
>
>
>jonefer wrote:
>
>
>>It seems that the following code should work - (if not why is the event there?)
>>(Do I need some sort of client side script to awaken it?)
>>
>>Private Sub chkRefresh_Chec kedChanged(ByVa l sender As System.Object, ByVal e
>>As System.EventArg s) Handles chkRefresh.Chec kedChanged
>> If chkRefresh.Chec ked = True Then
>> Me.txtRefreshDa te.Text = ""
>> Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = False
>> Else
>> Me.txtRefreshDa te.Enabled = True
>> End If
>> End Sub
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