When I add a simple checkbox element and make it ‘unclickable’ on certain conditions (the conditions work and the box is ‘unclickable’ depending on the result) it is correctly 'greyed out\ when unclickable. BUT when it is ‘unclickable’ a user can still click it by clicking very near the edge of the box.
Even if I remove the ‘label’ and reduce the width and height to 20 px, the user can still click the box regardless of whether it is ‘unclickable’ by clicking right at the edge of the box. It’s quite a BUG since some checkboxes hide things that Users are meant to see.
I’ve raised a BUG REPORT but wondered if anyone else has had this issue?
UPDATE: Bubble have contacted me and asked for a video which I have supplied, so I’ll report back on their findings.
UPDATE: Bubble have asked for a user account so they can login but since then I’ve heard nothing, Also I’ve noticed that I can change the label of a checkbox with a condition that looks at a Yes/No State of an element but not the ‘preset status’. Fairly annoying and creating hours of problem solving.
