[Tutorial]Saving Checkbox True/False Statement

Well, credits probably go to Nextge1n for telling me =D

So basiclly what this does is the following:

It saves your "decession" whether you picked False/True.

If the usual value is false and you start your program and set it to true and restart your program, the checkbox will still be checked.

This saves a lot of time. I was actually about to do it way more complicated ->

Code:

Dim box as string

if checkbox1.checked = true
box = 1

Saving this into an .ini...

On form load...

Loading the .ini settings...

->

Code:

if box = 1 then
checkbox1.checked
else
checkbox.checked = false

Forget about my SHITTY idea!

Let's start

1. Go to your form properties(Project-Explorer -> Righ***ick on your project -> Properties)

2. Go to Settings

3. Change the Name "Settings" to "Checked" or whatever you want it to be.
Let's name it "Checked1337."

Hit enter.

Here comes the code...

On Checkbox1.checked event:

Code:

If checkbox1.checked = true Then
My.Settings.Checked1337 = "True"
else 
my.settings.checked1337 = "False"
end if
My.Settings.save

You might also use "1" instead of True or whatever you like..

On Form Load:

Code:

If My.settings.Checked1337 = "True" Then
checkbox1.checked = true
else
checkbox1.checked = false
end if

It should look like this:

Code:

Public Class Form1

    Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
        If My.Settings.Checked1337 = "True" Then
            CheckBox1.Checked = True
        Else
            CheckBox1.Checked = False
        End If
    End Sub

  
    Private Sub CheckBox1_CheckedChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles CheckBox1.CheckedChanged
        If CheckBox1.Checked Then
            My.Settings.Checked1337 = "True"
        Else
            My.Settings.Checked1337 = "False"
        End If
        My.Settings.Save()

    End Sub
End Class

This tutorial is very noob-friendly

Everyone should be able to understand it.

Thanks to nextgen1.

I didn't check if the code works, it should anyways.

Written by: Meh
Special Thanks to: Nextgen1 AGAIN for explaining me <3

[Tutorial]Saving Checkbox True/False Statement

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