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hi Antonio,

Antonio Linares wrote:Please try it using SetWindowTheme( oCheckbox:hWnd, "", "" )

YES, now i got Dark-Mode for CHECKBOX

Dear Jimmy,

Please try it using SetWindowTheme( oCheckbox:hWnd, "", "" )

hi Antonio, Have you tried oCheckBox:SetColor( nClrForeground, nClrBackground ) ? No, i have used COLOR BFcolor, BGcolor but Result is same https://i.postimg.cc/gjwLD7g1/Set-Color-Checkbox.png the Caption is always BLACK ...

Dear Jimmy,

Have you tried oCheckBox:SetColor( nClrForeground, nClrBackground ) ?

Looking at the functions this code is working

@ nPos,20 CHECKBOX oCheckbox[1] VAR hApi["OFFERTE"] PROMPT hb_HKeyAt( hApi, hb_HPos( hApi, "OFFERTE" ) ) SIZE 80,15 PIXEL OF oDlg

Now I can change the hardcode text with random fields.

Thanks

Hi Marc,
I think hApi["OFFERTE"] gets the logical value of the checkbox object and the caption should be oCheckbox[1]:cCaption.

Regards, Detlef

... coded tobe PROMPT hApi["OFFERTE"]:caption // or :key or I can't find the correct METHOD to find the titel OFFERTE @ nPos,20 CHECKBOX oCheckbox[1] VAR hApi["OFFERTE"] PROMPT "Offertes" SIZE 80,15 PIXEL OF oDlg

Frances, Try to refresh just those controls: oGroup:Refresh() oCheckbox:Refresh() oButton:Refresh() Hello Mr. Antonio, I already tried this: ... REDEFINE SPLITTER oVSplit ID 1004 ; VERTICAL _3DLOOK ; PREVIOUS CONTROLS aGroup[1], oLocalXbrw ...

Frances,

Try to refresh just those controls:

oGroup:Refresh()
oCheckbox:Refresh()
oButton:Refresh()

... It seems that checkbox have no readonly possibilities. They do in a sense. When disabled (either by oCheckbox:Disable() or "when .F.") they can't be changed, but they do turn gray. What you might have to do (not tested) is to modify the new method ...

Kleyber,

oCheckBox:SetText( cTexto ) debe funcionar

Peter,

<oCheckBox>:SetCheck( .f. )

Pawel,

You may disable them:

<oCheckBox>:Disable()

or if used from a dialogbox, then set WHEN to .f.

REDEFINE CHECKBOX ... WHEN .f.

Como bien dice Hernan, eso es lo primero a probar:

Hernan Diego Ceccarelli wrote: Si le asignas un BRUSH tipo NULL al control, no se pone transparente ???
Algo asi: oCheckBox:SetBrush( Trush():New("NULL") )

Eso lo has probado ?

Le faltó una "B": TBrush():New( "NULL" )

... indicar como lo resolviste ?. Gracias. Antonio F. Ortega Si le asignas un BRUSH tipo NULL al control, no se pone transparente ??? Algo asi: oCheckBox:SetBrush( Trush():New("NULL") ) Eso lo has probado ? Hernan