Sundar Raman wrote:
>you need to define what you want to go into the check. right now, when you
say
>->Checked(), the GUI assumes that you want to set it to what you provide,
ie,
>nothing, or false. if you change this to $Radio1->Checked(1) it should
work.
not totally correct, Sundar ;-)
when you say $Radio1->Checked(), it does nothing to the RadioButton;
it only RETURNS 1 if it's checked, 0 if it's not.
it gets checked with $Radio1->Checked(1) and UNchecked with
$Radio1->Checked(0), eg. you need to explicitly pass a zero to set the
radiobutton with nothing.
cheers,
Aldo Calpini
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