INPUT TYPE=checkbox XHTML Element (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

The INPUT TYPE=checkbox element creates a check box control. This is an inline element and does not require a closing tag.

Using this Element

There are some common properties and collections that apply to all the elements of the document object model, see Common Properties, Methods and Collections for the HTML Elements in Internet Explorer.

This element can be used within a web page with attributes.

This element can be used within scripts where it will have properties, events and methods.

The following table shows items that Internet Explorer Embedded supports.

Attribute	Value	Description
ACCESSKEY	0…9, #, *	Gives access or focus to an active HTML element by using a keypad number.
CHECKED		Specifies selection of the checkbox control.
CLASS		Associates the element with a CSS style.
DISABLED		Disables the check box so that it appears dimmed and does not respond to user input.
ID		Uniquely identifies the element within a document.
NAME	String	Specifies the check box control name, which is submitted along with the check box control value, when it is selected.
ONBLUR		Event that occurs when the check box element loses focus by the pointing device or by tabbing navigation.
ONCLICK		Event that occurs when the user chooses the check box control.
ONFOCUS		Event that occurs when the check box control receives focus by a pointing device or by tabbing navigation.
STYLE		Provides the definition of the CSS styles used for this element.
TABINDEX		Sets the order in which elements are tabbed to.
VALUE	String	Specifies the check box control value, which is submitted along with the check box control name, when it is selected.

The following table shows items that Internet Explorer Embedded supports.

Property	Type	Access	Comments
accessKey	string	Read/Write	Sets or retrieves the number associated with the accesskey attribute.
checked	boolean	Read/Write	Sets or retrieves the state of the input type=checkbox control. The only possible values are True or False.
disabled	boolean	Read/Write	Sets or retrieves the value that indicates whether the user can interact with the object.
defaultChecked	boolean	Read	Specifies whether the input type=checkbox is checked by default.
form		Read	Retrieves a reference to the form that the object is embedded in.
name	string	Read	Sets or retrieves the name of the input type=checkbox object.
offsetHeight	Number	Read-only	Contains the height of the object in pixels, relative to the parent element.
offsetLeft	Number	Read-only	Contains the number of pixels from the left of the parent element.
offsetParent	String	Read-only	Contains a reference to the container object that defines the offsetTop and offsetLeft properties of the object.
offsetTop	Number	Read-only	Contains the number of pixels from the top of the parent element
offsetWidth	Number	Read-only	Contains the width of the object in pixels, relative to the parent element.
type	string	Read	Always returns a check box.
value	string	Read/Write	Sets or retrieves the value of the input type=checkbox object.

The following table shows items that Internet Explorer Embedded supports.

Event	Comment
onblur	Occurs when an element loses focus either by the pointing device or by keypad navigation.
onclick	Occurs when the user selects the check box element and only if the user presses the pen down on and then lifts up the pen over the same check box. You can specify a special handler for this event.
onfocus	Occurs when an element receives focus either by the pointing device or by tabbing navigation.

The following table shows items that Internet Explorer Embedded supports.

Method	Arguments	Comments
blur		Syntax: `checkbox.blur()`
click		Syntax: `checkbox.click()` Simulates clicking on the checkbox causing the onclick event to fire.
focus		Syntax: `checkbox.focus()` Sets focus to the checkbox.
getAttribute	option	Syntax: `vAttrValue=checkbox.getAttribute(sAttrName[,iFlags])` Returns the value of the specified attribute. If the attribute is not present then a NULL is returned. sAttrName is a String containing the name of the attribute. iFlags is an integer that specifies one or more of the following: 0 (Default) Performs a property search that is not case-sensitive, and returns an interpolated value if the property is found. 1 Performs a case-sensitive property search. To find a match, the uppercase and lowercase letters in sAttrName must exactly match those in the attribute name. 2 Returns the value exactly as it was set in script or in the source document.

Windows Embedded CE

Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3