Check this problem with my checkbox !!!

[Corne]

Thanks for everyones help so far!! :) :) :)

Can you please help me with this!

How do you save a check box values.
Like the chk box is on but when i reload my form the chk box is off(value = 0)

I know I must save it into a database?
But How? Can anybody help?????? :( :(;(
I am using access as a db with odbc connectivity.

[Inhumanoid]

save the checkbox.value somewhere (0 if UNchecked, 1 if checked)
Then when you reload the form you should let you app check that value and set checkbox.value to it....

If you use that database for user-information I would not recommend using it for system settings...

I recommend using another database or even better an ini-file

[netSurfer]

I wouldn't use an ini file, why mess with API calls plus too many people know to mess with them. I would just write the checkbox's value to a nonsense file. It depends on how secure you want to be, you can even hide it in a bunch of nonsense characters :-)

[r0ach]

Why not save the values in the registry?
GetSetting(), etc.
You can save all the values in one string, and read it with checkbox.value = Int(Mid(value,1,1)) where value is "101110101"

Ahh, what a mess. Maybe you'll understand what i'm trying to say. ;)

if you don't, 'bel my, dan praat ons' :D
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r0ach(tm)

[This message has been edited by r0ach (edited 01-14-2000).]

[Clunietp]

Private Sub Form_Load()
Check1.Value = GetSetting(App.Title, "mysection", "check1", 0)
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)
SaveSetting App.Title, "mysection", "check1", Check1.Value
End Sub

[r0ach]

That's sorta what i had in mind. But if you have 40 checkboxes (?), you're gonna have a lotta lines in the registry.

Adding all the values into one string, and then reading each one later again, alows you to have 40 checkboxes' values in one registry entry!