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Radio Button List

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A Check box list renders a list of options and allows user to select one value. It is identical in function to a drop down. The selected value is passed through to a script as part of an event.



Properties

  1. Direction

  2. Options

  3. Read-Only

    Set to True if you want the control to display as read-only (value can't be changed) on the page.

  4. Selected Value

    The option selected when the page loads. The Selected Value must map to one of the Options Values (not Text) in order to work. This option is saved if the user doesn't change it

  5. Validations

    Some Validators that can be applied to the RadioButtonList

  6. Visible

    Set to False if you don't want this control to render on the page and be visible to the user. In the near future, you will be able to use a script to make it visible when an event occurs.


Assigning data to a RadioButtonList

Example:

To display a RadioButtonList containing option values retrieved by a SQL query:


Retrieving data from a RadioButtonList

Properties that can contain data:

  • Options (Value)


Events

  1. Change

    An event that triggers when another option in the dropdown is selected.

    1. PreviousOption The Text and Value of the option that was selected before selecting the option.

    2. SelectedOption The Text and Value of the newly selected option.

TopToBottom or LeftToRight - How the options should display to the user

Specify a list of options to display in the control. It can be generated from a static list or from data. When populating the Options from a or file, use the Field Mapping Editor found in the Property Grid (seen circled in red below) to assign the Text and the Value of the items.

Use an appropriate , e.g. Load (page) or Click (button) to which a action can be added.

Add a action that populates the RadioButtonList options with each returned value.

Use an to capture the values from the control. Go here for more details on how to collect data from controls.

Input Parameters:

Event
SetValue
SetValue
action
Event
Connector
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