2009/11/29 nando <nand...@nothingsimple.com>: > Radio Buttons only make sense when you use more than ONE. > Placing them on a PANEL container makes them a 'family' and > are grouped together so that only one can be selected TRUE. > If you don't want to see the panel border, you can have no border. > If you use only ONE Radio Button, it will always be TRUE because there > are no other radio buttons to select true thus making the first false. > If you want to have a ON/OFF type of Radio Button, then use the CHECKBOX > or TOGGLE Button. The Radio Button is not a correct use for such a case.
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