Simple UI test

Question

I've managed to get check boxes working. No vast feat I know but I'm happy with it!
Feast your eyes on the incredible red or grey box script!
/// simple UI script that creates an image and fills it red or grey
preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS
var dlg=
"dialog{text:'Script Interface',bounds:[100,100,280,250],"+
"panel0:Panel{bounds:[10,10,170,140] , text:'Fill that box ' ,properties:{borderStyle:'etched',su1PanelCoordinates:true},"+
"redcheck:Checkbox{bounds:[30,30,120,51] , text:'Change to red' },"+
"exit:Button{bounds:[30,90,130,110] , text:'Cancel' },"+
"fill:Button{bounds:[30,60,130,80] , text:'Fill it!' },"+
"},"+
var ColorRef = new SolidColor;
ColorRef.rgb.hexValue="A6A6A6"
var win = new Window(dlg,'Simple Window');
win.center();
win.panel0.exit.onClick = function(){
win.close(1);
win.panel0.redcheck.onClick = function(){
  if (win.panel0.redcheck.value){
     ColorRef.rgb.hexValue="DD0022";
  } else {
     ColorRef.rgb.hexValue="A6A6A6";
win.panel0.fill.onClick = function(){
var docRef = documents.add(100, 100, 72.0);
app.activeDocument.selection.fill(ColorRef)
win.close(1);
win.show();

Answer 1

Are you using LabVIEW? If so perform the following:  I did this on the TS 2012 and LV 2012.
1.) Right click on the button lableled 'ENTRYPOINT1] and select Advanced-> Enable State -> Disabled & Greyed
2.) Now in the code open the ConfigureSequenceFileView Manager.vi
In the first ConnectCommand invoke node,the one where you are setting 'CommandKind_ExecutionEntryPoints_Set' with Index 0.  This would be the Test UUTs execution entry point.
Set the 'opts' parameter to 0x4.  Here is the help on the options parameters:
CommandConnection_EnableImage–(Value: 0x8) The connection sets the image on the connected control.
CommandConnection_IgnoreCaption–(Value: 0x2) The connection does not set the caption on the connected control.
CommandConnection_IgnoreEnable–(Value: 0x4) The connection does not enable or disable the connected control.
CommandConnection_IgnoreVisible–(Value: 0x1) The connection does not change the visibility of the connected control.
CommandConnection_NoOptions–(Value: 0x0) No options.
So my disabling the button in LabVIEW and 'ignoring' it via the 0x4 parameter should work.  Otherwise without the 0x4 it seems to ignore the LabVIEW setting that you actually disabled the button.
Good luck,
PH