Im trying to get my advanced check list to work but im having an issue with the #count and #total.
As you see in the pictures, I have set the condition to if #conunt==#total, change the variable in the component Alla (checkbox) to “Checked”. But when the #counter hits 6, the component dosnt change to the “Checked” state.
I have checked the spelling, and its correct. I have also connected all the variables.
Is there something im missing? Im not a programmer but i undersand the logic, so you should see me more as a nuub
Thank you for the video. I have moved on from this solution and and im trying to get it to work with setting variables to true/false in a larger capasity than before.
Right now im a but stuck tho, so your imput would be great anyways, since its the same problem but in a different form.
As you can see on the new images im uploading, i have set the checkbox to activate /deactivate when clicking on the object as well as adding and subtracting 1 and make #amount (the object that contains the #count object) to visable/hide. Everything works as it should.
The issue i have is that when im trying to add more variables/condictions to the object, i cant get it to work. As you can see, i have set the condition to:
if #count < #total → (total is set to 6)
Set Avdelning parent → (the object with the text Arbetsmarknadsförvaltningen)
to Indeterminate == true
How i see it (and as i said in my first post, im not a coder but i can read and write some code) is that when the #count object has a number thats below 6, the object called Arbetsmarknadsförvaltningen (that i have connected to the variable Avdelning parent) will set the checkmark boolean (Indeterminate) to True.
You can see the variable window and how it effects all the objects when i switch on Indeterminate.
i didn’t understand what you want to achieve.
Can you provide more details, the user flow that you want to achieve, please describe it like this so i will understand each step:
