If user isn't allowed to do anything with fecselectionlist than why do you need it? Maybe you can use something else, like grid, to show result of your query?

>Hi. I have a form that contains the fecselectionlist from FEC. I am creating a cursor and populating this control. The problem is that I also want the user to be able to create a filter so their options are not just Select All or Select None, but can build a filter and have the records in the filter selected. I have a button that runs Stonefield Query and after the filter is applied I can automatically 'press' select all so all records are selected and the filter is in place. My problem is that I want to disallow the user from clicking items themselves (without the filter) since the processes that follow only operate on the filtered cursor. Is there a way to prevent the user from selecting the checkboxes manually?
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>TIA,
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>Sandi.