[Help]CheckBoxes[solved]

Lets say you have 3 Checkboxes. How do you make it so only 1 can be checked, and only one HAS to be checked?

RadioButtons lol

Originally Posted by ³²³

RadioButtons lol

I kinda wanted checkboxes, but i guess it will do.

Code:

If checkbox1.checked = true then
Checkbox1.checked = false
Elseif checkbox2.checked = true then
Checkbox2.checked = false
End if

You're telling me you couldn't write that yourself? Cmon. I did that on my iPod touch and I have 100% guarantee that it will work.

Or:

[highlight=vb.net]
Checkbox1.Checked = Not CheckBox1.Checked
Checkbox2.Checked = Not CheckBox2.Checked
[/highlight]

But what ever, I'm going to mark this solved.

Originally Posted by ³²³

Code:

If checkbox1.checked = true then
Checkbox1.checked = false
Elseif checkbox2.checked = true then
Checkbox2.checked = false
End if

You're telling me you couldn't write that yourself? Cmon. I did that on my iPod touch and I have 100% guarantee that it will work.

Er. I could, but, i didnt think of it like that.

Also, i said 3 check boxes o.o

Originally Posted by Jason

Or:

[highlight=vb.net]
Checkbox1.Checked = Not CheckBox1.Checked
Checkbox2.Checked = Not CheckBox2.Checked
[/highlight]

But what ever, I'm going to mark this solved.

Nice, you always do things the more advance way...

And yeah, ill just add

Code:

Checkbox1.Checked = Not CheckBox1.Checked
Checkbox2.Checked = Not CheckBox2.Checked
Checkbox3.Checked = Not CheckBox3.Checked

Also, when i copy the code when you use 'highlight=vb.net', it copys all in one line...

Well CheckBox1.Checked = A boolean (true or false) Not just means opposite of whatever boolean you're comparing to.

I.e

If Not True

is the same as saying If False

So if CheckBox1.Checked = True then
Not CheckBox1.Checked = False.

Etc etc,

[Help]CheckBoxes[solved]

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