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Article ID: 873
Last updated: 05 Feb, 2008
Problem
A zRadioButton's check() state is changed in another control listener and multiple zRadioButton objects are not working correctly.
Cause
Usually other controls are used with radio buttons and the zRadioButton::check() method may be called under the another control, i.e. edit line.
Code placed in the event handler for another control will not automatically handle events for multiple radio buttons.
Action
Ensure that the clicked selection item in Events for Object Manager is handling the check() method for the zRadioButton.
If manually calling check(TRUE) for a zRadioButton in an event handler for another control,
be sure to check(FALSE) for any remaining zRadioButton.
A zRadioButton's check() state is changed in another control listener and multiple zRadioButton objects are not working correctly.
Cause
Usually other controls are used with radio buttons and the zRadioButton::check() method may be called under the another control, i.e. edit line.
Code placed in the event handler for another control will not automatically handle events for multiple radio buttons.
Action
Ensure that the clicked selection item in Events for Object Manager is handling the check() method for the zRadioButton.
If manually calling check(TRUE) for a zRadioButton in an event handler for another control,
be sure to check(FALSE) for any remaining zRadioButton.
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Article ID: 873
Last updated: 05 Feb, 2008
Revision: 1
Views: 2774
Posted: 13 Nov, 1997 by
Dean J.
Updated: 05 Feb, 2008 by
Dean J.
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