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- Thread starter DonP
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Dear Don,
This runs in IE5 on NT4, Win95 and Win2000. It may not have the exact behavior you desire so you will have to make some changes.
Good luck
-pete
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
function checkBoxChange(){
var oEle = window.event.srcElement;
if ( 0 != oEle.name.indexOf("All"
&& oEle.checked){
document.form1.All.checked = false;
}
}
-->
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<FORM NAME="form1">
All: <input name="All" type="checkbox" value="0" onclick="checkBoxChange()"><br>
Red: <input name="Red" type="checkbox" value="1" onclick="checkBoxChange()"><br>
Green: <input name="Green" type="checkbox" value="0" onclick="checkBoxChange()"><br>
Blue: <input name="Blue" type="checkbox" value="3" onclick="checkBoxChange()"><br>
</FORM>
This runs in IE5 on NT4, Win95 and Win2000. It may not have the exact behavior you desire so you will have to make some changes.
Good luck
-pete
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
function checkBoxChange(){
var oEle = window.event.srcElement;
if ( 0 != oEle.name.indexOf("All"
&& oEle.checked){document.form1.All.checked = false;
}
}
-->
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<FORM NAME="form1">
All: <input name="All" type="checkbox" value="0" onclick="checkBoxChange()"><br>
Red: <input name="Red" type="checkbox" value="1" onclick="checkBoxChange()"><br>
Green: <input name="Green" type="checkbox" value="0" onclick="checkBoxChange()"><br>
Blue: <input name="Blue" type="checkbox" value="3" onclick="checkBoxChange()"><br>
</FORM>
- Thread starter
- #3
Pete,
Thanks! Though I'm not a programmer at all, I got it to work just fine once I realized that "ALL" was case sensitive. My "value" was already in use with the necessary field value but I can code that into the search script just as easily, I think (I hope). Coincidentally, your example has the exact number of checkboxes I am using!
Unfortunately, it does not seem to work on Netscape 4.74. Maybe it's because this form, while being 99% HTML, is embedded into a VBscript - a detail that I forgot about when I made my original post. That was necessary since ultimately it will need to receive an outside value when loading to pass along to the next form.
One thing though: In IE, "All" deselects when choosing any of the others as it should, but choosing "All" once again does not deselect the others. Do you know how I can fix that and get it to work on Netscape?
Thanks again!
Don
Thanks! Though I'm not a programmer at all, I got it to work just fine once I realized that "ALL" was case sensitive. My "value" was already in use with the necessary field value but I can code that into the search script just as easily, I think (I hope). Coincidentally, your example has the exact number of checkboxes I am using!
Unfortunately, it does not seem to work on Netscape 4.74. Maybe it's because this form, while being 99% HTML, is embedded into a VBscript - a detail that I forgot about when I made my original post. That was necessary since ultimately it will need to receive an outside value when loading to pass along to the next form.
One thing though: In IE, "All" deselects when choosing any of the others as it should, but choosing "All" once again does not deselect the others. Do you know how I can fix that and get it to work on Netscape?
Thanks again!
Don
Don,
This works as you asked in IE5(NT4/Win95,98,2000) and Netscape 4.72(Win95/NT4)
Hope this helps
-pete
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
function checkBoxChange( oThis){
// if All is not clicked and checked
if ( 0 != oThis.name.indexOf("All" && oThis.checked){
document.form1.All.checked = false;
// else if it is 'All' and it is checked
}else if ( 0 == oThis.name.indexOf("All" && oThis.checked){
document.form1.Red.checked = false;
document.form1.Green.checked = false;
document.form1.Blue.checked = false;
}
}
-->
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<FORM NAME="form1">
All: <input name="All" type="checkbox" value="0" onclick="checkBoxChange(this)"><br>
Red: <input name="Red" type="checkbox" value="1" onclick="checkBoxChange(this)"><br>
Green: <input name="Green" type="checkbox" value="0" onclick="checkBoxChange(this)"><br>
Blue: <input name="Blue" type="checkbox" value="3" onclick="checkBoxChange(this)"><br>
</FORM>
This works as you asked in IE5(NT4/Win95,98,2000) and Netscape 4.72(Win95/NT4)
Hope this helps
-pete
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
function checkBoxChange( oThis){
// if All is not clicked and checked
if ( 0 != oThis.name.indexOf("All"
&& oThis.checked){document.form1.All.checked = false;
// else if it is 'All' and it is checked
}else if ( 0 == oThis.name.indexOf("All"
&& oThis.checked){document.form1.Red.checked = false;
document.form1.Green.checked = false;
document.form1.Blue.checked = false;
}
}
-->
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<FORM NAME="form1">
All: <input name="All" type="checkbox" value="0" onclick="checkBoxChange(this)"><br>
Red: <input name="Red" type="checkbox" value="1" onclick="checkBoxChange(this)"><br>
Green: <input name="Green" type="checkbox" value="0" onclick="checkBoxChange(this)"><br>
Blue: <input name="Blue" type="checkbox" value="3" onclick="checkBoxChange(this)"><br>
</FORM>
- Thread starter
- #5
Pete,
It works like a charm! It's perfect and thanks so much! I certainly couldn't have done it without your help. I was able to write a simple If Else statement based on which checkboxes are checked in my search script that recreates the needed form values to perform the actual search.
Don
It works like a charm! It's perfect and thanks so much! I certainly couldn't have done it without your help. I was able to write a simple If Else statement based on which checkboxes are checked in my search script that recreates the needed form values to perform the actual search.
Don
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