Problem with checkbox

[KillingEye]

Hi,

Need help with Checkboxes:

Description:

When a checkbox get "checked" a InputBox opens. <- work

When a checkbox get unchecked it should NOT open a Inputbox, but when i unheck the checkbox the damn Inputbox opens

My Code:

$Herooff = GuiCtrlCreateCheckbox("Hero", 30, 240, 130);checkbox

Case $msg = $Herooff
                $InputHerooff = InputBox("Hero", "Hero?")
                Iniwrite("off.ini", "Truppen", "Hero", $InputHerooff)

It is not the whole Code... only a little part.

[CodyBarrett]

the Case statement *imprettysure* only means if it is Checked\Unchecked (both) so maybe try

if $msg = $Herooff then

$InputHerooff = InputBox("Hero", "Hero?")

Iniwrite("off.ini", "Truppen", "Hero", $InputHerooff)

endif

OR

if $herooff = '4' then ;meaning if it is OFF;

$InputHerooff = InputBox("Hero", "Hero?")

Iniwrite("off.ini", "Truppen", "Hero", $InputHerooff)

endif

OR

if $herooff = '1' then ;meaning if it is ON;

$InputHerooff = InputBox("Hero", "Hero?")

Iniwrite("off.ini", "Truppen", "Hero", $InputHerooff)

endif

[KillingEye]

Is the "OR" Part of the Code?

Edited December 27, 2008 by KillingEye

[CodyBarrett]

sorry bout that, no it is not P:

[FireFox]

@bob00037

KillingEye would understand if you put codes for scripts :

if $msg = $Herooff then
$InputHerooff = InputBox("Hero", "Hero?")
Iniwrite("off.ini", "Truppen", "Hero", $InputHerooff)
endif

OR

if $herooff = '4' then;meaning if it is OFF;
$InputHerooff = InputBox("Hero", "Hero?")
Iniwrite("off.ini", "Truppen", "Hero", $InputHerooff)
endif

OR

if $herooff = '1' then;meaning if it is ON;
$InputHerooff = InputBox("Hero", "Hero?")
Iniwrite("off.ini", "Truppen", "Hero", $InputHerooff)
endif

Cheers, FireFox.

[CodyBarrett]

yeha thats what i ment lol, i should sstart using code brakets more... andyway you cloud try those NOT THE 'OR' lol and if neither work then idk

[KillingEye]

thank you for this help...

but it does not work... now there appears no Inputbox o_O

[TurionAltec]

$msg will = $herooff when it is checked or unchecked (because in a GUI you might want it to show elements when checked, and hide elements when unchecked

$hereoff is always going to be constant, as it's the controlID. So checking it against other values won't do anything

GUICtrlRead($Herooff) will tell you if it's checked or not.

It will equal 1 if checked, 0 if unchecked.

Case $msg = $Herooff AND GUICtrlRead($Herooff)=1
                $InputHerooff = InputBox("Hero", "Hero?")
                Iniwrite("off.ini", "Truppen", "Hero", $InputHerooff)

Edited December 27, 2008 by TurionAltec

[KillingEye]

It Works :D:D

Thank you!!!

bob00037: Thank you also for your help

[CodyBarrett]

lol no problem

ps i thought unchecked = 4 and checked =1 thats what my msgbox(0,'',guictrlread()) says

[TurionAltec]

lol no problem

ps i thought unchecked = 4 and checked =1 thats what my msgbox(0,'',guictrlread()) says

You're right!

I shouldn't have been so sloppy. Plus it could be reporting if it has focus, so we should do a BitAnd.

If we include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>:

$GUI_UNCHECKED=4

$GUI_CHECKED =1

So we could code it in as:

Case $msg = $Herooff AND BitAnd(GUICtrlRead($Herooff),$GUI_CHECKED)=$GUI_CHECKED
                $InputHerooff = InputBox("Hero", "Hero?")
                Iniwrite("off.ini", "Truppen", "Hero", $InputHerooff)

[CodyBarrett]

looks good to me