Re: Checkbox label

2011-06-23 Thread Pete
Thanks Ken, I'll take a look. Pete Molly's Revenge On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 8:16 PM, Ken Ray wrote: > > Unfortunately, I pretty much finished doing all the tools palette work > > months ago before Ken came out with his palette tool. The current > questions > > a

Re: Checkbox label

2011-06-23 Thread Ken Ray
> Unfortunately, I pretty much finished doing all the tools palette work > months ago before Ken came out with his palette tool. The current questions > are just possible options but everything is pretty much in place. I should > probably take a look at it though. One of the things it would need

Re: Checkbox label

2011-06-23 Thread Pete
Unfortunately, I pretty much finished doing all the tools palette work months ago before Ken came out with his palette tool. The current questions are just possible options but everything is pretty much in place. I should probably take a look at it though. One of the things it would need to be a

Re: Checkbox label

2011-06-23 Thread Randy Hengst
That's how I've done it when I've used icons… but, to see it work, just add any icon from the choices that come with LiveCode…. then you can see if it really does what you want. Add an icon and hiliteticon to each button. be well, randy - On Jun 23, 2011, at 5:37 PM, Pete wrote: > Interest

Re: Checkbox label

2011-06-23 Thread Pete
Interesting. I must admit, I've not delved into using my own icons. Would this involve having two icons, one for the unchecked state and one for the checked state? Pete Molly's Revenge On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 3:27 PM, Randy Hengst wrote: > You can do that when

Re: Checkbox label

2011-06-23 Thread J. Landman Gay
On 6/23/11 4:27 PM, Pete wrote: In case you're wondering, I'm building a tools palette to allow drag and drop of some customised controls onto a card. Do you know about Ken Ray's amazing DropTools palette? He's got it all figured out. In fact, if you've got some nifty controls, he'd love to

Re: Checkbox label

2011-06-23 Thread Randy Hengst
You can do that when you use a icon file and not just the default radio or check box. When you add your icon, the text align property will do what you want. be well, randy hengst On Jun 23, 2011, at 2:15 PM, Pete wrote: > Is it possible to have the label of a checkbox appear to the left of

Re: Checkbox label

2011-06-23 Thread Pete
Thanks guys. I had thought of using a separate label but wanted to check there wasn't a built-in way to do it before going down that path. I am facing the same issue with group labels as well and will probably solve it the same way. In case you're wondering, I'm building a tools palette to allow

Re: Checkbox label

2011-06-23 Thread Jim Ault
On Jun 23, 2011, at 1:38 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote: No, but you can create a label field and group it with the checkbox. That way you can put the label anywhere you want and still drag it around as a single entity. You will find that a lot of problems in LC are solved that way. Some call thes

Re: Checkbox label

2011-06-23 Thread Bob Sneidar
No, but you can create a label field and group it with the checkbox. That way you can put the label anywhere you want and still drag it around as a single entity. You will find that a lot of problems in LC are solved that way. Some call these methods "kludges" or "hacks" but I prefer to think

Re: Checkbox label

2011-06-23 Thread Richmond Mathewson
On 06/23/2011 10:15 PM, Pete wrote: Is it possible to have the label of a checkbox appear to the left of the checkbox instead of the right? I guess same question for radio buttons as well. Pete Just spent 30 minutes fiddling around; sorry, no joy. _