Capturing Modified Value of A dynamic check box from a form

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Hello Everyone,

We have a form in which we are creating dynamic text boxes and checkboxes if they meet a certain criteria. Below is the part of the code i'm using

while select TableRow where TableRow.Value == ReqIntValue

{

formStringControl = TestString.addControl(FormControlType::String, int2Str(ReqIntValue));

formStringControl.label(TableRow.ValueDesc);

formstringcontrol.widthMode(3);

formstringcontrol.multiLine(true);

formstringcontrol.autoDeclaration(true);

FormCheckBoxControl = TestString.addcontrol(FormControlType::CheckBox,int2Str(ReqIntValue)+'IsNoNE');

FormCheckBoxControl.label("Is None");

this.controlMethodOverload(true);

}

Now We want to achieve a functionality which would be implemented by this code below if all the control names were hardcoded individually

[Control("CheckBox")]

class CheckboxControlName

{

public boolean modified()

{

boolean ret;

ret = super();

if(CheckboxControlName.value == true)

{

FormStringControl.text('None');

}

return ret;

}

However the functionality we would desire to have is to have to write this method only once and be able to use for all the checkbox controls that are formed by the first part of the code.

Regards,

Hitesh.

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nmaenpaa 101,160 Moderator on at

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Could you consider using a grid instead of adding these controls dynamically? That way you wouldn't need to do any special tricks.

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HI Nikolaos,

there are a lot of string fields that have to be displayed on the form

and are different each time depending on a particular condition

Using a grid wouldn't be an ideal case scenario

is there any possibility where we can declare a dynamic form control class instead which would pick the name of the control and then perform the method written inside it

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Sergei Minozhenko 23,093 on at

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Hi Hitesh,

You can use the event handler approach

... FormCheckBoxControl = TestString.addcontrol(FormControlType::CheckBox,int2Str(ReqIntValue) 'IsNoNE'); FormCheckBoxControl.OnModified = eventhandler(this.onCustomModified); ... public void onCustomModified(FormControl _sender, FormControlEventArgs _eventArgs) { //Do stuff }

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Thank you BR, Sergei

That was precisely the functionality I was looking for.

Thanks Nikolaos for the input.

Regards,

Hitesh

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