Checking status of checkboxes

[charles61]

Mark,

Thanks so much! I tried your suggestions and they works beautifully! I  
have always use true instead of 0 in scripting checkboxes. So, I also  
learn more about scripting groups and checkboxes!

I have thought of using groups but did not have an idea of how to do it.


Charles Szasz
cszasz at mac.com





On Nov 1, 2009, at 2:18 PM, Mark Schonewille-3 [via Runtime  
Revolution] wrote:

> Hi charles61,
>
> Make a group of the first 11 checkboxes. Call this group "Marked".
> Group the remaining 13 checkboxes too and call this second group
> "Switch".
>
> Put the following script in your button:
>
> on mouseUp
>    if the hilitedButton of grp "Marked" is 0 then
>      beep
>      answer error "Please, select a category first"
>    else if the hilitedButton of grp "Switch" is 0 then
>      beep
>      answer error "Please check one of the disability areas."
>    else
>      go first marked cd
>    end if
> end mouseUp
>
> -- 
> Best regards,
>
> Mark Schonewille
>
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> On 1 nov 2009, at 19:59, charles61 wrote:
>
> >
> > I have two sets of checkboxes. The first set consists of 11
> > checkboxes and
> > the second set consists of 13 checkboxes. I want to script for the
> > user to
> > be able to go another marked card if one or more of the first set of
> > checkboxes are checked  AND if one or more of the second set of
> > checkboxes
> > are checked.
> >
> > In the following script I was able to set up the first condition for
> > the
> > first set of checkboxes so the user could go to a marked card:
> >
> > on mouseUp
> >   switch
> >      case (the hilite of button "check1" = true )
> >         go first marked card
> >         break
> >
> >      case (the hilite of button "check2" = true)
> >         go first marked card
> >         break
> >
> >      case (the hilite of button "check3" = true)
> >         go first marked card
> >         break
> >
> >      case (the hilite of button "check4" = true)
> >         go first marked card
> >         break
> >
> >      case (the hilite of button "check5" = true)
> >         go first marked card
> >         break
> >
> >      case (the hilite of button "check6" = true)
> >         go first marked card
> >         break
> >
> >      case (the hilite of button "check7" = true)
> >         go first marked card
> >         break
> >
> >      case (the hilite of button "check8" = true)
> >         go first marked card
> >         break
> >
> >      case (the hilite of button "check9" = true)
> >         go first marked card
> >         break
> >
> >      case (the hilite of button "check10" = true)
> >         go first marked card
> >         break
> >
> >      case (the hilite of button "check11" = true)
> >         go first marked card
> >         break
> >      default
> >         answer information "Please check one of the disability  
> areas."
> >   end switch
> > end mouseUp
> >
> > My question is how do I add the second condition in my switch
> > statements
> > that one or more of the checkboxes are checked in the second set of
> > checkboxes so that the user can go to the specify marked cards. By
> > the way,
> > the second set of checkboxes do not determine which marked cards the
> > user
> > can to. The second condition of the second checkboxes is only that
> > one or
> > more of the checkboxes are checked.
>
>
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