DlgEnable statement

DlgEnable “ControlName”, Value

This statement is used to enable or disable a particular control on a dialog box.

The parameter ControlName is the name of the control on the dialog box.

The parameter Value is the value to set it to. 1 = Enable, 0 = Disable. On is equal to 1 in the example below. If the second parameter is omitted the status of the control toggles.

Example

Begin Dialog UserDialog2 160,160, 260, 188, "3", .DlgFunc
   Text 8,10,73,13, "New dialog Label:"
   TextBox 8, 26, 160, 18, .FText
   CheckBox 8, 56, 203, 16, "New CheckBox",. ch1
   CheckBox 18,100,189,16, "Additional CheckBox", .ch2
   PushButton 18, 118, 159, 16, "Push Button", .but1
   OKButton 177, 8, 58, 21
   CancelButton 177, 32, 58, 21
End Dialog
 
Dim Dlg2 As UserDialog2
Dlg2.FText = "Your default string goes here"
 
Function DlgFunc( ControlID$, Action%, SuppValue% )
 
Select Case Action%
 
Case 1
   DlgEnable "Group", 0
   DlgVisible "Chk2", 0
   DlgVisible "History", 0 
Case 2
   If ControlID$ = "Chk1" Then
       DlgEnable "Group", On
       DlgVisible "Chk2"
       DlgVisible "History"
   End If
 
   If ControlID$ = "Chk2" Then
       DlgText "History", "Push to display nested dialog"
   End If
 
   If ControlID$ = "History" Then
       DlgEnable=1 
       Number = 4
       MsgBox SQR(Number) & " The sqr of 4 is 2"
       x = Dialog( Dlg2 )
   End If
 
   If ControlID$ = "but1" Then
 
   End If
 
Case Else
 
End Select
Enable =1
 
End Function