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Article #9833Re: Enabling Combo Boxes
From: Jeff Cahill
Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2000 00:00
Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2000 00:00
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Novice mistake Use component.setEnabled(true); Jeff Cahill <jcahill@kaisoft.com> wrote in message news:8550jh$rmo11@bornews.borland.com... > I will use JdbNavComboBox as an example, but this seems to occur on all > combo boxes. If I initially disable the component, then enable in code, the > component does not enable. Repaint does nothing. The component works, i.e. > drops down, but does not look enabled. > > The same is true for JCheckBox, but the component does not work. > > Main Question, how do you enable certain components in code. > > tried: > > component.setEnabled(true); > component.repaint(true); > > does not work! > > > Thanks, > Jeff > > >
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