SetState using string reference instead of controlID

[rony2006]

Hello,

In my gui i have 90 checkboxes that I read and I store their value in a MySQL database. In this way I am able to save state of each checkbox.

Now I also need to be able to read what is in database stored and then check or uncheck the boxes.

 

For $iz = 3 To $iRows - 1


if $linknew11a[$iz][1] =  "True" Then 
    GUICtrlSetState($linknew11a[$iz][0], $GUI_CHECKED)
EndIf


        Next

 

$linknew11a[$iz][0] - tell me if the checkbox is True (checked) or False (Unchecked).

$linknew11a[$iz][1] - is the controlID of the checkbox (including $ sign).

The problem is that GUICtrlSetState($linknew11a[$iz][0], $GUI_CHECKED) doesnt work because instead of $linknew11a[$iz][0] which basically is the  string of controlID and I need to somehow convert this string into the real variable of the controlID.

 

Any ideas how I can do this?

If not I will need to write 90 times the if condition...

[Musashi]

4 minutes ago, rony2006 said:

Any ideas how I can do this?

The problem is that GUICtrlSetState($linknew11a[$iz][0], $GUI_CHECKED) doesnt work

The first parameter should be the controlID , in your case $linknew11a[$iz][1]

[rony2006]

No because the array is 0 based.

Look at the pic.

[3][0] is the name of checkbox and [3][1] tells me if i should set it checked or unchecked.

 

[Musashi]

By the way : Isn't MySQL a bit too elaborate just for this case. The storage of the values for CHECKED via SQLite or very simple in an .ini or as array in a .txt file would be sufficient in my opinion.

[rony2006]

Just now, Musashi said:

By the way : Isn't MySQL a bit too elaborate just for this case. The storage of the values for CHECKED via SQLite or very simple in an .ini or as array in a .txt file would be sufficient in my opinion.

is true, but we use a remote MySQL database, multiple people use this software and sometimes they work on same sheet of checkboxes so there should be some sync between them.

[Danp2]

You should be able to use Execute() to do this --

GUICtrlSetState(Execute($linknew11a[$iz][0]), $GUI_CHECKED)

 

[rony2006]

4 minutes ago, Danp2 said:

You should be able to use Execute() to do this --

GUICtrlSetState(Execute($linknew11a[$iz][0]), $GUI_CHECKED)

 

Thanks a lot. you saved me at least 1 hour.

 

[Musashi]

10 minutes ago, rony2006 said:

[3][0] is the name of checkbox and [3][1] tells me if i should set it checked or unchecked.

But in your start post it says the other way around :

23 minutes ago, rony2006 said:

$linknew11a[$iz][0] - tell me if the checkbox is True (checked) or False (Unchecked).

$linknew11a[$iz][1] - is the controlID of the checkbox (including $ sign).

[rony2006]

Just now, Musashi said:

But in your start post it says the other way around :

Yes, you are right. Sorry.

But anyway I didnt knew until now that i need to put "execute".

Thanks!