WebRadioGroup

Class (inherits from WebUIControl)

Allows you to add a set of radio buttons to a web page. You can group the buttons in any number of columns and rows.

Events

Closed Hidden Shown ContextualMenuSelected Opening ValueChanged

Properties

ContextualMenu LockBottom SelectedIndex ControlID LockHorizontal Style Enabled LockLeft TabIndex Height LockRight Tooltip Horizontal LockVertical Top Indicator Name Visible InitialValue Page Width Left Parent

Methods

Add ExecuteJavaScript RemoveAt AddAt GotoURL SelectedItem Close ItemAt SetFocus Count RemoveAll UpdateBrowser

Notes

By default, the WebRadioGroup control creates a group with two rows and one column, but this is easily changed via the Horizontal and InitialValue properties in the Inspector.

To determine which radiobutton was pressed, use the ValueChanged event.

The SelectedIndex property and SelectedItem method can be used to identify which WebRadioButton was selected.

You can access the individual buttons using the ItemAt method and SelectedIndex property.

Sample Code

This code selects a radio button, which has the effect of de-selecting all the other radio buttons in the group:

RadioGroup1.SelectedIndex = 1

Use SelectedIndex in the ValueChanged event handler to determine which radio button was pressed.

For example, the following code in the ValueChanged event handler will display a message based upon which radio button is pressed:

Select Case Me.SelectedIndex
Case 0 // Row 1
MessageBox("You clicked the top button.")
Case 1 // Row 2
MessageBox("You clicked the bottom button.")
End Select

See Also

WebRadioButton class; WebCheckBox, WebPopupMenu controls