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Hello!

I want to make a structure like in the screenshot. At the same time, the Sample1 check mark should work only if the Sample check box is selected.
The check mark for Sample2 should also be available, there is a check mark for Sample.
At the same time, Sample2, Sample3, Sample4, Sample5 should only be available to choose from one of the four! Additionally, I want to be able to completely disable the check mark.

Please tell me how to implement it correctly? I have read a lot of instructions on your site, and used the search on the forum, but I did not find exactly the same example or procedure.

Should I use CheckList or something else? I have tried different options, but it does not work out correctly to implement what I have planned.

Hello and welcome to our forums,

What I would advise here is creating your own custom dialog using the "Dialog Editor" feature available starting with our Enterprise suite. - the main reason for this is that the scenario is too custom to have predefined support.

To achieve what you need, we can make use of the control's attributes and the "Control Conditions" tab.

For instance, we can have sample 1 and sample 2 unchecked and disabled by default and have a control condition to enable them if Sample is checked.

where CHECKBOX_1_PROP is the property assigned to "Sample"


I have also attached a sample to this thread for your reference.
Best regards,
Catalin

Catalin wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 22, 2023 12:06 pm

Hello and welcome to our forums,

What I would advise here is creating your own custom dialog using the "Dialog Editor" feature available starting with our Enterprise suite. - the main reason for this is that the scenario is too custom to have predefined support.

To achieve what you need, we can make use of the control's attributes and the "Control Conditions" tab.

For instance, we can have sample 1 and sample 2 unchecked and disabled by default and have a control condition to enable them if Sample is checked.

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where CHECKBOX_1_PROP is the property assigned to "Sample"


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I have also attached a sample to this thread for your reference.

Customizable checkboxes - sample.aip

Best regards,
Catalin

I thank you for the hint, but additionally I need to choose one of two - Sample1 or Sample 2. How to implement this function correctly?

Moreover, in your example, unfortunately, disabling Sample 2 does not work when Sample is turned off (see screenshot)

Hello,

In order to achieve what you need, we could use RadioButton controls instead of CheckBoxes.

RadioButton is quite similar to CheckBox, but the user will only be able to select one option at a time.

However, the problem with the RadioButton is that one will always have to be checked.

Moreover, in your example, unfortunately, disabling Sample 2 does not work when Sample is turned off (see screenshot)

Using checkboxes, we can achieve this by adding one "Published Event" to uncheck "Sample2" automatically if "Sample" is unchecked.

Hope this helps!

Best regards,
Catalin