I have notes on this in one of my classes when I was trying it. I have a note that Fred uses RGB(0,0,1) and Naomi 64,64,64. Not sure if either or both will work (it's been too long).
>Maybe it is an old bug I cannot seem to remember but my memory was always bad...
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>If you have a disabled checkbox with a caption that spans multiple lines, and you want to dynamically change it's disabled fore color, it does not work properly if you try to set it to black!
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>Try the following code and then change myCheckBox.Refresh so it changes to any color but black, for example a near black value (1)
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>loForm = Createobject('myForm')
>loForm.Show(1)
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>define class myForm as Form
> add object myCheckBox as CheckBox with Caption = 'Some caption, very long caption, that stretches more than one line', ;
> Enabled = .f., ;
> DisabledForeColor = 255, ;
> Value = .f., ;
> height = 200, ;
> width = 100, ;
> autosize = .f., ;
> wordwrap = .t.
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> add object myCommand as CommandButton with Caption = 'Change color', Top = 210
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> procedure myCommand.Click()
> thisform.myCheckBox.Value = not thisform.myCheckBox.Value
> thisform.myCheckBox.Refresh()
> endproc
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> procedure myCheckBox.Refresh()
> this.DisabledForeColor = Iif(this.Value, 0, 255)
>* this.DisabledForeColor = Iif(this.Value, 1, 255)
> endproc
>enddefine
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>I am sure is something old, but I just found it and thought about sharing it
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