radiobuttonlist

Have a master page. The content page has a list with hyperlinks containing request variables. You click on one of the links to go to the page containing the radiobuttonlist (maybe). First problem: When I get to the new page, I use one of the variables to determine whether to add a radiobuttonlist to a placeholder on the page. I tried to do it in page)_load but then couldn't get the values selected. When I played around doing it in preInit, the first time the page is there, I can't get to the page's controls. (Object reference not set to an instance of an object.) I think it has something to do

This question already has an answer here: How to tell RadioButtonList to NOT generate a table 1 answer I would like to render a simple list of - Controls. My ASP.NET Code-behind looks like: RadioButtonList list = new RadioButtonList(); list.ID = rbl.name; list.CssClass = rbl.cssClass; foreach (radio radio in rbl.radio) { ListItem li = new ListItem(); li.Text = radio.label; li.Value = radio.value; li.Selected = radio.@checked; list.Items.Add(li); } But the RadioButtonList renders automatically a HTML-Table. If I use HtmlInputRadioButton everything works fine but it crashes on RenderControl()

I need to find selected item from radiobutton list using javascript... Here is my code <asp:RadioButtonList name="test" ID="RadioButtonList1" runat="server"> <asp:ListItem Text="List1" Value="1"></asp:ListItem> <asp:ListItem Text="List2" Value="3"></asp:ListItem> </asp:RadioButtonList> <asp:Button Text="test" runat="server" OnClientClick=" GetListItem()" /> script: <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"> function GetListItem() { var id = document.getElementById("<%=RadioButtonList1.ClientID%>"); alert(id.selectedItem.value())//Error: 'selectedItem' is null or not an object; } How

I am a beginner and facing a problem where I am creating a ListView with two RadioButton s and a TextView . Everything goes fine, but when I set RadioButton s and scroll it, the values of previous RadioButton s change their values or lose their state dramatically. I am trying to solve this problem for long time. What changes should I make to overcome this problem? MainActivity.java public class MainActivity extends Activity { private ListView listView1; @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); Option

When I set up a RadioButtonList it creates a table layout for it and I don't want this... how do I get rid of it? It might be a duplicate but I've searched and haven't manage to find a question like this here. brianng You'll have to change the RepeatLayout property and setting it to Flow will probably yield the result you are searching for. Take a look at all the other RepeatLayout options here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.repeatlayout.aspx Kinda silly the 4.0 framework still defaults the ugly table variant, I mostly revert to the UnorderedList variant. 来源

I've got an ASP.NET RadioButtonList that displays four items using RepeatDirection="Horizontal" to display them on a single line. I'm using RepeatLayout="Flow" to avoid the markup for a table. However, this causes the items in the list to be placed right next to each other, which does not look good. So, I tried the table layout to take advantage of the CellSpacing and/or CellPadding properties. Unfortunately, these properties affect both the vertical and horizontal spacing/padding within the table, so while I get the horizontal spacing, I also get undesired vertical spacing. At this point, I'm