I have a Form that I want the user to click on a tick box, that will change the value of a hidden field. Is this possible?

Lee Smith

sure just set the value of the hidden field to be equal to the chk box.

like:

forms.document.hiddenfield.value = forms.document.chkbox.value

so when the form is submitted it will pass the same value, although this is fairly redundant. why not just directly hit the check box?

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sure just set the value of the hidden field to be equal to the chk box.

like:

forms.document.hiddenfield.value = forms.document.chkbox.value

so when the form is submitted it will pass the same value, although this is fairly redundant. why not just directly hit the check box?
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Lee Smith

Thanks for the reply, sorry about the reply with the quote and nothing else. Our Internet connection dropped earlier. I have tried what you suggested but it didn't work. The reason that I need to use both fields is because it is part of a three stage customer complaint system. So if the user clicks on the 'Rejected' tick box it also needs to set the Status to 'Closed'.

The following is what I have been trying;

'If the rejected tick box is ticked then change the status to rejected

If Request.Form("rejected" = True Then
Form.field("strStatus".Value = "Rejected"
End IF

Lee Smith