Please don't bump until enough time has elapsed - a day or so.
We need more information. Do you want the app to keep the last selection chosen, so that the next time it runs, that option is displayed?
If so, you need to store it somewhere. You could use the registry, and
VB's built-in getsetting and savesetting functions to retrieve/store it.
You would be better served if you create an ARRAY of option buttons, rather than three separately named option buttons. optMessage(0), optMessage(1), and optMessage(2). They have the same name, but each has a different index number.
This index is then used when the user clicks the button. THere is a single click event, with index as a property.
Inside the optionbutton click event code, save the value of index to the registry.
Code:
SaveSetting App.Title, "Settings" , "MessageNumber", cstr(Index)
me.label1.caption = me.OptionButtonName(Index).Caption
And, in the form load event, you need to fetch the saved option button number, and set the current option to this
Code:
Dim N as Integer
N = Cint(GetSetting(app.ExeName, "Settings", "MessageNumber", "0"))
me.OptionButtonName(N).Value = True
me.label1.caption = me.OptionButtonName(N).Caption
If you wanted, you could use the option button's TAG property to hold the actual message that will be displayed, and have a description of the contents in the optionbutton caption.
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Need help with command button displaying option button choices!!! IM NEW....
07-02-09, 12:16
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