>I can only put a checkbox in the first column. No message or warning when any other column is used.
>
>Gary
This is fine. I have the first column that shows the list on instructors. I want to add some check mark near the instructor name for checked in instructors. So, I only have 1 column in the list section.
Can you show me your code?
>
>>>>Hi everybody,
>>>>
>>>>I am wondering if it is possible to add a checkbox character in the Schedule AddItem method. Do you know which character I can use to show a check mark using regular font?
>>>>
>>>>If someone has experience with this control, can you please tell me what will be the best way to implement the following:
>>>>
>>>>For the list of Employees I want to add certain indication when the Employee checked in.
>>>>
>>>>I am looking at the Help
http://www.dbi-tech.com/download/Demos/HTML/SolSched7/FlashHelp/ctschedl.htm but wondering if someone already faced similar requirements and can share the solution ideas.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks in advance.
>>>HI,
>>>
>>>Try Webdings chr(97) and if this does not suit you, use Word -> insert signs and look for the one which you like best. Word galantly shows you the asci number of the by you selected sign.
>>>
>>>Regards,
>>>
>>>Koen
>>
>>I am wondering if anyone has experience with this control.
>>
>>I am now trying this code
>>
>>
>> IF TYPE(m.lcInstrAlias + '.CheckedIn') = 'L' AND CheckedIn
>> * loCt.ColumnCheckBox(m.lnIndexId ) = 2
>> * loCt.CellCheck(m.lnIndexId, 0) = 1
>> loCT.CellPicture(m.lnIndexId,0) = 1
>> ENDIF
>>
>>and I see in debugger that the value does not change to 1 after I executed this code. The CellPicture remains 0. Why would the code silently refuse to execute?
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