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| SqlArray and checkboxes [message #2529] |
Sun, 16 April 2006 23:14  |
aroman
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Registered: November 2005
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I'm having trouble with the following code:
// Defined earlier:
SqlArray mainlist;
SqlId L_LABEL1,L_LABEL2,L_LABEL3;
// (Label 1,2,3 are all BOOLs)
// Problem code:
mainlist.AddColumn(L_LABEL1,"Label1").Ctrls<Option>();
mainlist.AddColumn(L_LABEL2,"Label2").Ctrls<SqlOption>();
static SqlOption edit_label3;
mainlist.AddColumn(L_LABEL3,"Label3").Edit(edit_label3);
The problem is that only the Label3 editing is written to the sqlite db. However, to use it I need to click several times on the row to toggle the label value. The first two both show checkboxes for all entries in the table, but clicking them only changes the display and not the db. I'd like to have the instant-toggle that is available in the first two definitions also committing to the db.
How can I get around this?
- Augusto
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| Re: SqlArray and checkboxes [message #2553 is a reply to message #2529] |
Mon, 17 April 2006 19:15  |
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mirek
Messages: 13975
Registered: November 2005
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| aroman wrote on Sun, 16 April 2006 17:14 |
I'm having trouble with the following code:
// Defined earlier:
SqlArray mainlist;
SqlId L_LABEL1,L_LABEL2,L_LABEL3;
// (Label 1,2,3 are all BOOLs)
// Problem code:
mainlist.AddColumn(L_LABEL1,"Label1").Ctrls<Option>();
mainlist.AddColumn(L_LABEL2,"Label2").Ctrls<SqlOption>();
static SqlOption edit_label3;
mainlist.AddColumn(L_LABEL3,"Label3").Edit(edit_label3);
The problem is that only the Label3 editing is written to the sqlite db. However, to use it I need to click several times on the row to toggle the label value. The first two both show checkboxes for all entries in the table, but clicking them only changes the display and not the db. I'd like to have the instant-toggle that is available in the first two definitions also committing to the db.
How can I get around this?
- Augusto
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Oooops, I am sorry, this is an unexpected usage - at the moment, SqlArray does not support ".Ctrls". (Looks like I should start to think about it... 
Mirek
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