Populating "checkboxes" - need help...

[GaryNY]

I have the following task:
I display a CF form with several checkboxes (they control which columns to
extract from a database).
Initially I can display them as checked or non-checked.
How to add two more checkboxes to "check" or "uncheck" them immediately on the
screen when a user clicks ?
I have a CF solution, but it requires an additional form (to transfer to).
Anybody could suggest an elegant solution ?
Will appreciate a lot !
Gary.

[jorgepino]

[url]http://search3.webfeat.org/seflinds.html[/url]
I hope this help

[GaryNY]

Sorry, did not understand - this is relatively big JavaScript page.
I thought there is a CF solution with a small JS function (well may be).
May be there is one ?

[Neculai Macarie]

> I have the following task:

> I display a CF form with several checkboxes (they control which columns

to

> extract from a database).
> Initially I can display them as checked or non-checked.
> How to add two more checkboxes to "check" or "uncheck" them immediately

on the

> screen when a user clicks ?

I'm not sure if I understand correctly, but you want to simulate a click on
2 additional checkboxes when the user checks a specific one ?

See if this helps:

<input type="checkbox" name="initial_checkbox"
onclick="if(this.checked){this.form.additional1.ch ecked=true;this.form.addit
ional2.checked=true;}">

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[dempster]

This has nothing to do with ColdFusion. You can use JavaScript to check or
uncheck a group of checkboxes. The code example below will loop through a set
of checkboxes and either check or uncheck all of them.

-Paul



<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

function CheckAll(ca) {
for (var i = 0; i < document.myform.mybox.length; i++) {
if (ca.checked)
{document.myform.mybox[i].checked = true;}
else
{document.myform.mybox[i].checked = false;}
}
}

</SCRIPT>

<FORM NAME="myform">
<INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="checkall" onClick="CheckAll(this)">Check all

<INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="mybox" VALUE="A">Box A
<INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="mybox" VALUE="B">Box B
<INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="mybox" VALUE="C">Box C