enriquezreyjoseph (10/4/2013)
OCTom (10/4/2013)
One does not double-click a check box. A single-click does the trick. Double-clicking a check box checks it then unchecks it right away.Hi
It seems you did not get my point, I know that when you doulble click a checkbox it will be uncheck..
What i mean brothers and sisters is that, HOW TO MAKE IT STAYS CHECK EVEN IF I DOUBLE CLICK IT, IT WILL ALWAYS STAYS CHECK NOT UNCHECK!!!!!
ok?...
cheers:-)
No need to yell. We understand what you are trying to do. The point being made is that by default a checkbox does not have a doubleclick event, mostly because it doesn't make sense for that control. You can add your own but as I stated earlier you should use radio buttons.
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