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11-17-05, 07:33 PM
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I disable radio buttons within an option group based on criteria in other
controls on the form. Although the buttons are succesfully disabled, the labels don't go grey as they do for other disabled controls. Any suggestions? Bill |
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#2
11-17-05, 07:57 PM
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Bill R via AccessMonster.com wrote:
>I disable radio buttons within an option group based on criteria in other >controls on the form. Although the buttons are succesfully disabled, the >labels don't go grey as they do for other disabled controls. Any suggestions? That happens when the labels are not attached to the radio buttons. Did you add the labels separately? A way to attach an existing label to an existing control is to click on the label, use Ctrl+X to cut the label. Then select the related control and use Ctrl+V to Paste the label on the control. |
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#3
11-17-05, 08:07 PM
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Marshall,
Thanks for the suggestion. The labels are the labels that were created when the buttons were created. When I select a button, the handle in the upper left corner of the label is also there. I can't move the label without moving the control unless I grab it by that upper left handle. Puzzling behavior. I have other option groups whose radio buttons look disabled when I disable them, even in design view, but this one group is behaving strangely. Bill Marshall Barton wrote: [..] |
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#4
11-18-05, 12:33 AM
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That is wierd. The closest I can come to reproducing that
behavior is when I placing an independent lable on top of the attached label :-\ The only other explanation I can think of is the usual copout of some kind of corruption. If you don't get any other ideas, try creating a new blank mdb file, setting you references, options, etc. and importing everything from the problem mdb. Not guaranteed to clear things up, but not a great effort either. |
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#5
11-18-05, 05:17 AM
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If the control is disabled and locked, the labels will appear normal. If the
control is disable and not locked, the labels will appear disabled. |
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#6
11-18-05, 03:02 PM
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Duane Hookom wrote:
>If the control is disabled and locked, the labels will appear normal. If the >control is disable and not locked, the labels will appear disabled. In that case, the control will not be grayed out either. Ahh, but it's rather difficult to tell if a radio button is gray or normal. I do believe you're on to something here, Duane. |
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