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Hey Guys,

Hope you can help. I am creating checkboxes dynamicly but then I need to check to see which boxes are checked

This is how I create the boxes (Hope this is right!)

GUICreate("Select Slip",450,500,100,100)

$objConn = ObjCreate("ADODB.Connection")

$objConn.Open("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=data.mdb;")

$rsCustomers = $objConn.Execute("Select * from data WHERE status='Open' ORDER BY depot")

$Label_Height = 10

$Check_Box_Number = 0

With $rsCustomers

While Not .EOF

$Label_Value = $rsCustomers.Fields("depot").value

$Check_Box[$Check_Box_Number]= GUICtrlCreateCheckbox($Label_Value,10,$Label_Height,200)

$Label_Height = $Label_Height + 25

$Check_Box_Number = $Check_Box_Number + 1

.MoveNext

WEnd

.Close

EndWith

$objConn.Close

Edited by daserraf
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Hey Guys,

Hope you can help. I am creating checkboxes dynamicly but then I need to check to see which boxes are checked

This is how I create the boxes (Hope this is right!)

GUICreate("Select Slip",450,500,100,100)

$objConn = ObjCreate("ADODB.Connection")

$objConn.Open("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=data.mdb;")

$rsCustomers = $objConn.Execute("Select * from data WHERE status='Open' ORDER BY depot")

$Label_Height = 10

$Check_Box_Number = 0

With $rsCustomers

While Not .EOF

$Label_Value = $rsCustomers.Fields("depot").value

$Check_Box[$Check_Box_Number]= GUICtrlCreateCheckbox($Label_Value,10,$Label_Height,200)

$Label_Height = $Label_Height + 25

$Check_Box_Number = $Check_Box_Number + 1

.MoveNext

WEnd

.Close

EndWith

$objConn.Close

The problem I have is how to name those dynamic boxes so that I can access them later? so that I can do the following

GUICtrlSetState($first_checkbox, $GUI_CHECKED)

Thanx for the help

Edited by daserraf
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Hey Guys,

Hope you can help. I am creating checkboxes dynamicly but then I need to check to see which boxes are checked

This is how I create the boxes (Hope this is right!)

GUICreate("Select Slip",450,500,100,100)

$objConn = ObjCreate("ADODB.Connection")

$objConn.Open("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=data.mdb;")

$rsCustomers = $objConn.Execute("Select * from data WHERE status='Open' ORDER BY depot")

$Label_Height = 10

$Check_Box_Number = 0

With $rsCustomers

While Not .EOF

$Label_Value = $rsCustomers.Fields("depot").value

$Check_Box[$Check_Box_Number]= GUICtrlCreateCheckbox($Label_Value,10,$Label_Height,200)

$Label_Height = $Label_Height + 25

$Check_Box_Number = $Check_Box_Number + 1

.MoveNext

WEnd

.Close

EndWith

$objConn.Close

Try something like the following, then use GUICtrlSetState() to check/uncheck, or GUICtrlGetState() to read the items in the array ($CheckboxList).

Dim $CheckboxList[1] = ["0"]

$i=UBound($CheckboxList)
While Not .EOF
    $Label_Value = $rsCustomers.Fields ("depot").value
    ReDim $CheckboxList[UBound($CheckboxList)+1]
    $CheckboxList[0]=$CheckboxList[0]+1
    $Check_Box[$CheckboxList[0]] = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox($Label_Value, 10, $Label_Height, 200)
    $Label_Height = $Label_Height + 25
    .MoveNext
WEnd

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