How can I configure a checkbox in a dialog to set a property not only when it is first clicked, but also on the second click?
Here is an example of what I would like to happen (seems logical): I have a checkbox whose initial value is 0:
1.) The checkbox is in an unchecked state.
2.) I click the checkbox.
3-a.) The checkbox changes to a checked state.
3-b.) The checkbox's associated property's value changes to 1.
4.) I click the checkbox.
5-a.) The checkbox changes back to an unchecked state.
5-b.) The checkbox's associated property's value changes back to 0.
However, when I debug, I see that 5-b won't happen. The value set in 3-b acts like it is set in stone. I can click away, but it won't change.
Are the checkboxes in Wise only good for a one-time click? What if the user changes his/her mind? As a VB programmer this wouldn't make sense to me.
Please post any suggestions or information you may have to clear this concept up for me.
Thanks for your time.
Here is an example of what I would like to happen (seems logical): I have a checkbox whose initial value is 0:
1.) The checkbox is in an unchecked state.
2.) I click the checkbox.
3-a.) The checkbox changes to a checked state.
3-b.) The checkbox's associated property's value changes to 1.
4.) I click the checkbox.
5-a.) The checkbox changes back to an unchecked state.
5-b.) The checkbox's associated property's value changes back to 0.
However, when I debug, I see that 5-b won't happen. The value set in 3-b acts like it is set in stone. I can click away, but it won't change.
Are the checkboxes in Wise only good for a one-time click? What if the user changes his/her mind? As a VB programmer this wouldn't make sense to me.
Please post any suggestions or information you may have to clear this concept up for me.
Thanks for your time.