Nice solution. But the benefit of a classic checkbox field is, that if the user prefers entering data by keyboard (and using tab for next field), the heart solution demands switch from keyboard to mouse
Good tutorial David! Just what I was looking for, except I want to repeat this about 35 times on the same layout, I thought I would be able to simply copy and paste the button bar, but the "Show repetitions" section on the right panel is grayed out. I'm trying to have a button that is either red or green to show building walls that have been repaired on a blueprint (background image), I would then click on the button bar representing each wall to show it has been repaired. I achieved this perfectly fine with your example, except I need to repeat it for each of the 35 walls, yet I don't have "Show repetitions" available... How can I repeat this 35 times? Thank you!
Yes, that’s correct! Since 1 is a boolean value, in programming terms it’s equivalent to the value “true”. So when you set it to “not true” , it will make “true” into “false”, or 1 into 0
This is one of my favorite tricks.
Just brilliant! Thanks!!
Nice solution. But the benefit of a classic checkbox field is, that if the user prefers entering data by keyboard (and using tab for next field), the heart solution demands switch from keyboard to mouse
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Amazing!
Good tutorial David! Just what I was looking for, except I want to repeat this about 35 times on the same layout, I thought I would be able to simply copy and paste the button bar, but the "Show repetitions" section on the right panel is grayed out. I'm trying to have a button that is either red or green to show building walls that have been repaired on a blueprint (background image), I would then click on the button bar representing each wall to show it has been repaired. I achieved this perfectly fine with your example, except I need to repeat it for each of the 35 walls, yet I don't have "Show repetitions" available... How can I repeat this 35 times? Thank you!
So if you set field table1::field1 to .... "not table1::field1" it will reverse a "1 to 0" or a "0 to 1" if it a number field?
Yes, that’s correct! Since 1 is a boolean value, in programming terms it’s equivalent to the value “true”. So when you set it to “not true” , it will make “true” into “false”, or 1 into 0