CheckBox

Description

The CheckBox is used to display one or more on/off controls.

While a variety of different events are available, a handy response to clicking a checkbox is to call the function <buttonID>_onchange().

To add a checkbox to your app, choose the Checkbox icon in the Toolbar, then position it on the Design Screen. Use the Property Editor to set the properties you need, then add functions to your code to respond to the events that come from the button: usually, just on change.

Properties

Standard properties are supported, plus:

options	A comma separated list of titles for the checkboxes. (Design time)
orientation	Horizontal or vertical. (Design time)
getValue(n)	Get the value of checkbox n, which will be true or false. n starts at 1 for the top checkbox. (Runtime)
setValue(n, val)	Sets the value of checkbox n to true or false. This function should not be called until the checkbox is fully drawn, in Sub Main or later. (Runtime)

Events

Standard events are supported. For this control, the onchange event will be most useful.

Example (Basic)

Rem CheckBox Example

Function CheckBox1_onchange()
  MsgBox "One is " & CheckBox1.getValue(1) & vbCRLF & _
    "Two is " & CheckBox1.getValue(2)
End Function

Change the text of line 2 of a jQuery Mobile Checkbox:

  $("label[for='Checkbox1_2']").text("New Text")                   'jQM 1.4

Change the font size of all lines of a Checkbox:

  $("#Checkbox1").find("label").css("fontSize","10px")
  $("#Checkbox1").find("label").css("padding-left","35px")

Change the background color of line 2 in a jQuery Mobile Checkbox

  $("label[for='Checkbox1_2']").css("background-color",RGB(255,247,245))                   'jQM 1.4

Example (JavaScript)

//CheckBox Example

CheckBox1.onchange = function() {
  NSB.MsgBox("One is " + CheckBox1.getValue(1) + '\n' + "Two is " + CheckBox1.getValue(2));
}

Output