[2005] Radio Buttons and Check Boxes

I will try to make this short. Again I have the form for Exercise Logs.
Attachment 60950

When the form loads the check box for the day of the week is enabled and checked. I do that like this;

Code:

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' check the day of the week so that is the only check box available to the user
' declare a variable to get the day of the week
Dim DayOfWeek = Now.ToLongDateString
' declare a variable to get today
' break apart the string and get only the day
Dim todaysDate As String = DayOfWeek
Dim ThisDay As String = String.Empty
ThisDay = todaysDate.Substring(0, todaysDate.IndexOf(" "c)).Replace(",", String.Empty).Trim
Dim thisDayNow As String = ThisDay
' call the function WhatDay passing in the day of the week to
' set the check box of the weekday to enabled
WhatDay(thisDayNow)

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This is the function that sets the day of the week;

Code:

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Private Function WhatDay(ByVal TheDay As String) As String
        If TheDay = "Sunday" Then
            Me.cbxSunday.Enabled = True
        ElseIf TheDay = "Monday" Then
            Me.cbxMonday.Enabled = True
        ElseIf TheDay = "Tuesday" Then
            Me.cbxTuesday.Enabled = True
        ElseIf TheDay = "Wednesday" Then
            Me.cbxWednesday.Enabled = True
        ElseIf TheDay = "Thursday" Then
            Me.cbxThursday.Enabled = True
        ElseIf TheDay = "Friday" Then
            Me.cbxFriday.Enabled = True
        ElseIf TheDay = "Saturday" Then
            Me.cbxSaturday.Enabled = True
        End If
        Return TheDay
    End Function

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Then to enable the appropriate day I do this;

Code:

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Sub checkCheckBox()
        Dim ctrl As Control = Me.GetNextControl(Me, True)
        While ctrl IsNot Nothing
            If TypeOf ctrl Is CheckBox And ctrl.Enabled = True Then
                DirectCast(ctrl, CheckBox).Checked = True
            End If
            ctrl = Me.GetNextControl(ctrl, True)
        End While
    End Sub

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I check the radio button Yes or No after asking if the user has exercised today.

What I would like to do is if Yes is checked, then the day of the week is checked, if No is checked then nothing happens.

Is this not valid?

Code:

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Sub checkCheckBox()
Dim ctrl As Control = Me.GetNextControl(Me, True)
        While ctrl IsNot Nothing
            If TypeOf ctrl Is CheckBox And ctrl.Enabled = True And Me.rbtnYes.Checked = True Then
                DirectCast(ctrl, CheckBox).Checked = True
            Else
                DirectCast(ctrl, CheckBox).Checked = False
            End If
            ctrl = Me.GetNextControl(ctrl, True)
        End While
    End Sub

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If not is there a way to correct it?

Thanks
CoachBarker

Basically when the user clicks the radio button 'no' hide all your checkboxes that say the days, and when they click 'yes' show them all, and when they click a checkbox, then simply use WhatDay("Day") to determine what day it is.. or whatever your doing..

Is that what you mean?

try this. it cuts out most of your code

vb Code:

DirectCast(me.controls("cbx" & Now.DayOfWeek.ToString), CheckBox).enabled = true
DirectCast(me.controls("cbx" & Now.DayOfWeek.ToString), CheckBox).Checked = True

vb.net Code:

Private Sub rbtnYes_CheckedChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles rbtnYes.CheckedChanged
        If rbtnYes.Checked = True Then
            DirectCast(Me.Controls("cbx" & Now.DayOfWeek.ToString), CheckBox).Checked = True
        Else
            DirectCast(Me.Controls("cbx" & Now.DayOfWeek.ToString), CheckBox).Checked = False
        End If
End Sub

The check boxes for the days are visual aid so the user knows what days they have exercised. I also have to count the number of days exercised and if in a week it is less than four, display a message stating it is less than the required amount and some other information. All of that works fine.

I thought that there might be a way to have the checkbox checked if the Yes radio button was checked. One less step for the user.

Thanks
CoachBarker

i re-edited my last post

Thanks I will give it a try. Seems like every time I get the hang of doing something and work through it the long way, someone comes along and shows a shorter more precise way of doing it. :eek:

CoachBarker

Oh yes, I understand what you mean now!

Code:

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Public CheckBoxDayList() As CheckBox = {SundayCheckBox, MondayCheckBox, TuesdayCheckBox, WednesdayCheckBox, ThursdayCheckBox, SaturdayCheckBox}
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
    For Each ExerciseCheckBox As CheckBox In CheckBoxDayList
        ExerciseCheckBox.Checked = False
        ExerciseCheckBox.Enabled = False
    Next ExerciseCheckBox
End Sub

Private Sub ExerciseRadioBYes_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles ExerciseRadioBYes.Click
    Dim CurrentDay As String = Now.DayOfWeek 'This returns an integer I think
    CheckBoxDayList(CurrentDay).Checked = True
    CheckBoxDayList(CurrentDay).Enabled = True
End Sub

Private Sub ExerciseRadioBNo_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles ExerciseRadioBNo.Click
    For Each ExerciseCheckBox As CheckBox In CheckBoxDayList
        ExerciseCheckBox.Checked = False
        ExerciseCheckBox.Enabled = False
    Next ExerciseCheckBox
End Sub

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What if they log in tomorrow to fill out info for today? They won't be able to check today's box (tomorrow) if today's box is disabled tomorrow.

Wow! :eek: I think I just confused myself.

That's true FourBlades, but then it's their fault for missing that day, and they will have to suffer the loss :D lol...

what about 2 days time when tomorrows yesterday???

The requirements are that they log in every day, they can check their Glucose Levels multiple times in a day, but only fill in the exercise log once, they can do it anytime in that day if they choose.

COachBarker

Then my code, or .paul.'s works...

I'd forget!!!

Yep I added Pauls, keep trying to get back in and marked this one resolved, but I keep getting replies. Thanks for all the help.
CoachBarker

You can mark it resolved anytime and we can still reply.
So...what are you waiting for???
:bigyello: