Re: [Phplib-users] OOHForm - radio button

[Peter T. <pte...@te...>]

Here are some code snippets that might help.
Using both OOHForms and Templates

Cheers,
Peter

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...

$f1->ae(array("type"=>"radio",
                       "name" =>"RButton",
                       "value"=>"L")); //this sets the default

...
$f1->start("","POST");

$t->set_var(array(  "RADIO_1"=>"Text left Button",
                  "RADIO_IN_1"=>$f1->ge('RButton', 'L'),
                     "RADIO_2"=>"Text right Button",
                  "RADIO_IN_2"=>$f1->ge('RButton', 'R'),
                "SUBMITBUTTON"=>$f1->ge('submit1', 'Submit')));
$t->pparse("out",array("table"));


$f1->finish();


//$RButton variable returns either "L" or "R"...At 09:24 01-10-2002, 
Hans-Peter Zahno wrote:
>Dear all,
>
>I just started using PHPLib and want to use some input fields
>of type 'radio' in my forms.
>Unfortunately I can't find any examples in the documentation
>on how to define radio buttons.
>I tried to use it in (more or less) the same way like the 'select'
>type, but it doesn't work.
>What would help me is a short sample code on using form elements
>of type 'radio'.
>Thanks for any help.
>Hans-Peter
>
>
>
>
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