If you are just looking to create multiple checkboxes you can use the same command to make 1 check box over and over until you have the number of checkboxes you want: $ispublic = new Zend\_Form\_Element\_Checkbox('chkbox1'); $ispublic->setLabel('Check box label') ->setAttrib('id','chkbox1'); I have a feeling though, that you are looking to put radio buttons on your form. Here is an example of creating radio buttons: $staffname = array('Jim', 'John'); $staff = new Zend_Form_Element_Radio('staff'); $staff->setRequired(true) // field required ->setValue('R') // first radio button selected ->setMultiOptions($staffname); // add array of values / labels for radio group $form->addElement($staff); More information can be found here: http://www.davidkelly.ie/blog/2008/06/18/zend_form-radio-buttons/[^] Joe Ceresini Network Engineer jceresini@hostmysite.com Hostmysite.com

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You are using a block-level element (div) which will always attempt to take up "the entire line" as opposed to flow-level elements (u, img, span etc.) which take up just the space of their contents. You should not be setting width: auto often as it is the default. Only if you are overriding inherited properties will you set it. I don't know what you are trying to do but this may be more appropriate: <span> <u>Hai</u> </span> span is a flow-level generic element while div is a block-level generic element. cheers, Paul M. Watson.

You might want to ask this on the tinymce site... whatever that is.

rose196 wrote: I saw the link but I couldn't understand. It's difficult to believe you can't understand a Google search. On the other hand, if you truly can't then it is likely a waste of time trying to help you.

If by function you mean a javascript function, then you call it like you would most other programming languages: [image: 86ttap1.jpg]

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Your code works fine for me. Mark

if you want to get the key that was pressed you should use the KeyPress event. the second parameter (KeyPressEventArgs) you can use to get the keychar that was pressed. Void richTextBox1\_KeyPress(Object^ sender, KeyPressEventArgs^ e) { char charPressed = (char)e->KeyChar; } Don't be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good

i don't think there is a property that will give you the words. I think your going to have to parse the richtextbox yourself. You can get the words by doing this: array^ words = myTxtBox->Text->Split(gcnew array { ' ' }, StringSplitOptions::RemoveEmptyEntries); you'll have to do more to trim out any punctuation characters. Don't be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good

open or create usertype.dat file in a notepad and defined your keyword and save in folder where devenv.exe exist. C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE\usertype.dat Nigah M Manzoor

Hai Thanks, The problem is solved.

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you have to use both event handler in OnKeyPress you know which key has been pressed and in OnTextChanged you can set the font and other things. Nigah M Manzoor

What does the cursor have to do with any of this code? I'm curious if you know what any of this code does or if you're just using snippets of code obtained from others without knowing how it works... :confused: If you post code in a readable format (use the PRE tags!) you may get more and/or better responses here. Mark Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

The caret indicates the insertion point. When you have a selection, the selection is the insertion point so the caret applies to the whole selection. It does't make sense to show a caret at the end. Mark Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java: