1. Java Swing - Problem in disabling JCheckbox stackoverflow.comI am disabling a |
2. How can I replicate disabled appearance for a JCheckBox? stackoverflow.comTake the following example code. There is some bug in Swing which doesn't render disabled components as disabled if the component contains HTML. Aside from reporting the issue, which ... |
3. How to disable Checkbox? stackoverflow.comOn Java, is there any way to disable a checkbox (call it B), if checkbox A is checked. When I say disable, the user can't check it off..Its setEditable(false) or something. ... |
4. JMessageBox with Checkbox disabling. coderanch.comHi, I am developing an application in Java Swing which requires some user training. I need messageboxes in Swing that can be disabled once a user selects the check box associated with them. The usual " Dont Display this message again" stuff that you get on windows and other softwares. Does Swing provide any messagebox with this feature or any API ... |
5. enalbe, disable checkboxes coderanch.comJCheckBox cb = new JCheckBox("one"); cb.setActionCommand("number one"); ... public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) { // get a reference to the JCheckBox that sent the event, // this cast is okay if JCheckBox is the only type of // Component registered with this ItemListener JCheckBox checkBox = (JCheckBox)e.getSource(); String ac = checkBox.getActionCommand(); if(ac.equals("number one")) { someComponent.setEnabled(checkBox.isSelected()); anotherComponent.setEnabled(!anotherComponent.isEnabled()); } |
6. How check box can disabled java-forums.org |
7. Disable jCheckBox From User forums.oracle.comHey everybody, Is there a way to stop the user from being able to check a jCheckBox? I still want to be able to control it programatically, but I don't want the user to be able to change its state once I have set it from within the code. Thanks, Chris C. |