I am creating a form with many yes/no radio boxes. Because many of my users will be printing out the form and filling out by hand I cannot default the boxes to "no" at start. How can a create a button which will automatically select multiple radio boxes to "no" at once?
Separate button to check multiple radio boxes
2008-05-07 08:46:25
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LiveCycle Designer, Windows
LiveCycle Designer, Windows
2008-05-07 11:20:51
#2
Let me restate.
I already have default to none and have a nice blank page.
There are 50 yes/no questions which for most people the majority of answers will be "no"
Is there a way for a user to hit a button which would change all of the groups to "no" at once so they could just change a few to "yes" if they needed to without needing to actually click a box for each question?
I already have default to none and have a nice blank page.
There are 50 yes/no questions which for most people the majority of answers will be "no"
Is there a way for a user to hit a button which would change all of the groups to "no" at once so they could just change a few to "yes" if they needed to without needing to actually click a box for each question?
2008-05-07 12:03:35
#3
Of course. Place a button on the form and it the "Click" event, enter a Form Calc script like this: (assuming that "No" maps to a value of 2)
MyRadioGroup1 = 2;
MyRadioGroup2 = 2;
MyRadioGroup3 = 2;
etc.
MyRadioGroup1 = 2;
MyRadioGroup2 = 2;
MyRadioGroup3 = 2;
etc.
Radio buttons act as a group, i.e., as a single field. You cannot set the values of the buttons individually.
Thom Parker
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