[Solved]Three position checkbox? [modified]

[Jordanwb]

I want a control where there's three options: On (White background with check), Off (grayed background, no check) and Neutral (white background, no check). Any ideas?

modified on Thursday, September 4, 2008 1:10 PM

[PIEBALDconsult]

Jordanwb wrote:

grayed background

.Enabled=false;

[Mycroft Holmes]

But then it will not respond to events. AFAIK there is not a 3 state checkbox standard in VS.

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[Paul Conrad]

You may have to create your own control, inheriting from the checkbox control.

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[V 0]

There's a property that will allow your checkbox to have a tri-state. You should, in that case, check for the "CheckState" property instead of the "Checked" property. You have Off --> not checked On --> Checked with "V" In between --> Checked filled with a square. hope this helps.

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[Guffa]

Use a CheckBox. Set the ThreeState property to true.

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[Jordanwb]

Thanks that's what I was looking for.

[Jordanwb]

Thanks, that's what I was looking for.