Hi,
Is there a way to make two or more checkboxes act like radio buttons. The beauty of checkboxes is that you can check and uncheck them, but not with radio buttons.
Thanks! Also, I am creating a survey website with all sorts of controls in it (checkboxes, radiobuttons, textboxes...), can anyone suggest any radcontrols that should be an underlying container for these controls.
Have a great day!
Is there a way to make two or more checkboxes act like radio buttons. The beauty of checkboxes is that you can check and uncheck them, but not with radio buttons.
Thanks! Also, I am creating a survey website with all sorts of controls in it (checkboxes, radiobuttons, textboxes...), can anyone suggest any radcontrols that should be an underlying container for these controls.
Have a great day!
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Shaun Peet
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answered on 07 Nov 2008, 09:14 PM
Hi Al,
You can accomplish what you're after either by using server-side code (and ajax) or via javascript on the client. This is not a telerik-specific issue though, and I'd recommend searching google for "javascript select checkbox". If you'd like additional help on these forums, you'll need to be a little more specific by providing a snippet of your code and I'm sure somebody (or myself) would be able to help you out. Still, I'd recommend to have a look on google for information about how to manipulate html form elements using javascript. Hope that helps,
Shaun.
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Shaun Peet
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answered on 07 Nov 2008, 09:17 PM
To answer the second part of your question, which you must have added as I was tying my last answer, I'd recommend using standard asp.net checkboxes / radiobuttons / textboxes, and placing a RadFormDecorator on the page. You should also use a RadInputManager for helping with the data entry (validation) for the textboxes.
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Shaun Peet
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answered on 07 Nov 2008, 09:20 PM
And, finally, one last suggestion is that you remember to keep usability standards in mind when designing your forms. Users are trained to understand that a list of checkboxes usually means multiple-selection and a list of radiobuttons usually means single-selection. Changing the default behaviour of standard form elements is usually not recommended, but it's completely up to you.
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AL
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answered on 07 Nov 2008, 09:25 PM
Shaun,
I appreciate your quick response and detailed suggestions and recommendations!
Thank you for pointing me to the right direction.
AL.
I appreciate your quick response and detailed suggestions and recommendations!
Thank you for pointing me to the right direction.
AL.
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Shaun Peet
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answered on 07 Nov 2008, 09:32 PM
No problem. Don't forget to mark a post as answered if you've found the information you're looking for. Thanks!