Htmldb_item.checkbox : multiple attributes

Hi,
I was wondering if there is a way to specify multiple attributes for a checkbox using htmldb_item.checkbox
I would like the checkbx to be checked and disabled.
In the sttribute param. I can specify 'CHECKED" or 'DISABLED'. I would like to specify both
any help

Hi Tyler,
Here is the example:
Table 1.
Issues Table:
issue id, issue_Description
Projects:
project id, Description
Project_issues:
project id, issue id, issue encountered(Y/N)
I want to display read only checkboxes.
issues decription is stored in Issues Table, and values (Y/N) are stored in Project_issues
So for a particular project I would like to see list of all issues(checkboxes)
This is how it looks like
For projectid: p1
issues 1 (CB) (X)
issue 2(CB)
These are diisabled or read only.
any idea how should i use check boxes in html db. I tried creating LOV
select issue_description d, issue_id r
from issuees;
This lov display checkboxes. But How Can i get values of these checkboxes from table project _issues.
thanks a lot for your help

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