Hello All, I am trying to figure out a way to accomplish this. What I want is when the person places a check mark in the checkbox, two fields become enabled, if the check mark is unchecked, then the two fields become disabled. So I provided a snip of the code below. The text filed called LocalCpPath and the button called btnLocalcpPath, I would like disabled by default, when the end user ticks off the cpLogsLocal checkbox, then the button and text field becomes enabled. I have been toying with the on click envent for the check box without success. I guess my question would be, how change I change the disabled from 1 to 0 with a on click event? Any help would be appreciated. 

    $main->AddTextfield(
            -name=> "LocalCpPath",
            -width =>100,
            -height =>20,
            -pos => [95,55],
            -disabled=>1,
        );
    $main->AddButton(
            -name=> "btnLocalCpPath",
            -text=> "...",
            -width =>30,
            -height =>20,
            -pos => [210,55],
            -disabled=>1,
        );




 $main->AddCheckbox(
        -name  => "cpLogsLocal",
                  -text  => "Copy Logs Local",
                  -pos   => [210, 5],
                  -size  => [100, 21],
        );
    
    sub cpLogsLocal_Click{
    $main->AddTextfield(-LocalCpPath->disabled(0));
##the about doesn't work, just playing 
    }

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In reply to Win32:GUI check box to enable and disable features by Karger78

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