> Thanks for your reply, but (“selected” is not a notifying property)
Ah. That would be a problem then. :-) It probably should be a notifying property, but in the meantime, you can use a mapping function as shown in the property binding example (you can write a function that maps the checkbox state to a boolean): http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/property-binding.html > I want to know 2 things > > 1. Is there any link you can provide where I can go through the > properties or functions for controls like Buttons, radioButtons, checkbox > etc. I looked at the source code , but I could not figure out what properties > are supported for the controls Pivot properties are just regular bean properties with getters and setters, so you can see what is supported by looking at the Javadoc: http://pivot.apache.org/2.0/docs/api/ > 2. In our use case, we need to have controls enabled and disabled > depending on another control in the same screen. > To give you an example, if one radio button ‘one’ is selected the Next button > should be disabled, if ‘two’ is selected the Next button should be enabled > and ‘back’ should be diabled. > I need to perform similar enabling and disabling depending on checkboxes, > textbox etc. You can do this using property binding or you can do it in code by attaching listeners to the buttons directly. G
