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CheckBox Enabled Binding
Posted: 06 Oct 10 3:43 AM
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Hi All, i previously used the following line for the checkbox enabled binding:
Sage.Platform.WebPortal.Binding.WebEntityBinding CheckBox1EnabledBinding = new Sage.Platform.WebPortal.Binding.WebEntityBinding("RedFlag", CheckBox1, "Enabled");
CheckBox1EnabledBinding.IgnoreFLSDisabling = true;
BindingSource.Bindings.Add(CheckBox1EnabledBinding);
RedFlag is not the field the checkbox checked state saves to but rather a different chekbox that must be checked before CheckBox1 can be enabled.
My problem now is that the RedFlag is changing from a checkbox to a picklist. We have introduced a new field for this in the database called RedFlag2.
Is there any way to bind Checkbox1 so it is Enabled/Disabled based up on the TEXT value in the ZRedFlag2 field? (this will be Red,Amber or Green.... Red means checkbox1 can be enabled, Amber and Green means it should be Disabled. |
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Re: CheckBox Enabled Binding
Posted: 06 Oct 10 12:00 PM
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How about this:
Create a Code Property of Type boolean.
For example, the new property could be called: RedFlagEnabled, and within it you could so something like:
retVal = false;
if (ZRedFlag == "Red")
retVal = true;
else
retVal = false;
return retVal
Then, bind the Checkbox.Enabled property to the new Property that you created, which as shown above would give you a boolean value... |
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