A square control with a text label that is designed to provide binary choices for users. A checkbox may display on, off, or mixed status. Compare radio button.
A small square box which, when clicked on, displays a cross or tick to show that an option has been selected.
A small square that, when checked (filled in, or checked), represents a selection of True or Yes. An empty (cleared, unchecked) checkbox represents a selection of False or No.
In HTML, a way to allow the user to interact with the material on a web page by clicking on a box or other input element. | français
a box with an associated label that can appear in either a checked state, an unchecked state, or an indeterminate state
a button that can be toggled on or off
a button which has an on/off selection state
a collection of options, which can be turned on or off
a control which can be toggled between two visible states (checked and unchecked) and is thus a visual representation of a Boolean variable
a labeled box that can be checked on or off
a labeled box that the user can check and uncheck
a labelled box which by default is either on (checkmark is visible) or off (no checkmark)
a labelled control with a left-aligned box that can be -- checked or unchecked
a label with a small pushbutton
an on/off box which can be used to indicate interest in a particular product or service
a simpler widget that needn't be part of a selection group
a small box that can be checked or unchecked by the user, or by the programmer
a small square on the screen that lets you enter a 'yes or no' value
a small square with a text l abel beside it
a square box with a caption located to the right
a square with label text next to it
a toggle figure which toggles between the checked and unchecked figures to simulate a check box
a toggle switch that lets the user set a value on or off
a toggle that the user can select (switch on) or deselect (switch off
a Widget which can be pressed to "pop in" and pressed again to "pop out"
JCheckBox (checked) or JRadioButton (round) or JToggleButton (full button) Checkbox is a small box, the user can tick or not to indicate a desired option. A RadioButton displays as a round button. JToggleButton displays as a rectangular button, usually with a custom icon. By default, the background changes colour slightly when selected. You can use these in isolation, or in clusters controlled by a CheckboxGroup or ButtonGroup.
A common element in computer dialog boxes, used to select or unselect an option. Clicking an empty checkbox checks it; clicking a checked checkbox unchecks it.
This is a hollow square that, when you click on it, has an X in the middle. If it is empty, then this means No. If it has an X in it, then this means Yes.
Used within a form, checkboxes allow readers to select one or more of the available options. See Part VI.
A type of form field which allows an Internet User select an item by simply clicking inside a box. This is typically used to represent a set of non-exclusive choices.
is a box that you can click in to turn an option on or off. When the option is on, a check appears in the box.
A square button that you can click on when filling in an online form. Unlike a radio button, clicking one checkbox in a set does not mean that the others in the set become unclicked. Checkboxes are used for questions such as "Which of the following statements do you agree with?" Any number of boxes in a set (or none) may be clicked.
A square box which is part of a form that you tick if the label applies to you.
A control, consisting of a graphic and associated text, that a user clicks to turn an option on or off. A check mark in the checkbox graphic indicates that the option is turned on. Checkboxes are created using the JCheckBox component.
A check box, either on a Web page or other document, takes the form of a small, square box, which displays an "X" when it is clicked on by a mouse. These are provided to allow users to choose one or more options, as more than one check box can be clicked on any given page.
related, but independent options available to the user, found in dialogue boxes. They toggle on and off: checked and unchecked. They look like squares, and have an X in them when checked, and are empty when not checked. (Spacebar or short-cut keys.)
A control, consisting of a graphic and associated text, that a user clicks to select or deselect an option. A check mark in the checkbox graphic indicates that the option is selected. Checkboxes are created using the JCheckBox component. See also radio button.
An HTML term for a graphical form widget that may either be checked (to indicate the presence of an associated value) or unchecked (to indicate its absence).