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On the screen I want to leave the radio button as-is, to enforce and communicate radio button usage (choose only one option). However, when it prints out I need it to print with the square checkbox style rather than the round radio button style. I know how to use a media selector to set styles for print only, so that's not the issue. It's just that I don't know if I can style the radio button like I want at all.

If I can't get this working I'm gonna have to create a checkbox to shadow each radio button, use javascript to keep the checkboxes and radio buttons in sync, and css to show the one I care about in the proper medium. Obviously if I can just style them it would save a lot of work.

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Those widgets are rendered from the zapfdingbats font set... just swap the character codes and voila... checks are radios and/or vice versa. This also opens up ideas to make a custom font set to use here and add some nice styling to your form elements.

You just need to change the input's --bs-form-check-bg-image to be the SVG that is used for bootstraps checkbox's. Don't forget to include !important. Set the radio button's input to border-radius: 0 !important and you're done.

I want to have a radio button group that you can unselect them. First I used radio but when you select a radio you can only unselect it by selecting another one. I want radio that you can unselect all of the options. I cant use checkbox either because you can choose multiple options in checkbox.

I have a lookup filling hidden columns in a table, and I want radio buttons in that table to fill based on the values from the lookup. There are two hidden columns, each with a corresponding radio button: WFHText -> WFH (Yes or No), and LocationText -> Location (Home or Office). Each radio button only has 2 options. The code there looks like it could work, but it's not meant for a table. As I'm not great with Javascript, can someone give me instructions on adapting the code?

This is not working. The hidden field is filling from the lookup, but the radio button is not selecting. Could it be because the table is filling after a change to the form, rather than on form load? Not sure what I'm doing wrong.

Hi, I have looked around on this topic and basically, all it is giving is java solutions and all sorts on coding for writing this into the xml code, which unfortunately, I am not at all good with. Is there anyway to select a property option in either Acro Pro 9 or LiveCycle to leave the radio's unchecked by default, my boss doesn't want anything selected on the form and when you select one it won't let you deselect what you have selected, it will only let you toggle between the two buttons. Only check boxes seem to work for this but I think we need to use radio buttons as this will be used for coding for upload to a system.

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The law would create a federal rule that would require automakers to include AM radio in new cars for no additional cost, mandate that cars built without AM radio before the rule be sold with clear notice they lack it, and direct the federal government to begin a study whether alternatives to AM radio could replicate its emergency alert capacity.

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I'm sure many have come across this issue. When you create an array of buttons on the front panel, all the button properties change when you change any one button's property. This is not the case with Radio Buttons. However, the radio buttons by default allow only one selection with a property to allow No Selection. My question: is there a way to make the radio button control allow multiple or all selected? I know I can achieve this 1) With a cluster of buttons, but using the value programmatically for a radio button is much "cleaner". 2) Create and array of buttons and separate "floating" labels beside them.

Suppose I had a "control" with 5 "Radio Buttons" and wanted to know which one was pressed. I could have it output an Integer from 0..4 (or 1..5) to tell me. If I wanted to allow no buttons to be pressed, I could add -1 (or 0) to the allowable numeric value.

Radio buttons are really designed to be a single item selection. If you want multiple selection then you might want checkboxes, or some kind of listbox. Here is a demo where I add checkboxes to listboxes.

1) Create an image file for the True/False cases of a radio control (or any picture really....) Make sure the background color of the image matches the background of your target application and ensure they are the same size (in pixels) and overlap well for the best appearance.

I want to make the component interactive in a way that an item gets deselected when another item gets selected (which is how Radio buttons work). My problem is that when I prototype it users click on all items and they all get selected Please help!

The commission at its November meeting is expected to take action on a Report and Order that would eliminate the baud rate limitation and establish a bandwidth limitation in the amateur radio bands below 29.7 MHz.

The current rules limit the baud rate for high-frequency amateur radioteletype/data transmissions to 300 baud for frequencies below 28 MHz (except in the 60-meter band), and 1200 baud in the 10 meter (28-29.7 MHZ) band.

The Wireless Telecommunications Bureau says the change in technical standards would allow the amateur radio service to operate more efficiently, including during times of emergency to support public safety.

In a subsequent Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in 2016 (WT Docket No. 16-239), the FCC tentatively concluded that a 2.8 kilohertz bandwidth limitation for radioteletype and data emissions in the MF/HF bands was not necessary, and sought comment.

Randy J. Stine has spent the past 40 years working in audio production and broadcast radio news. He joined Radio World in 1997 and covers new technology and regulatory issues. He has a B.A. in journalism from Michigan State University.

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I have created two radio button 1 and 2 respectively and below that two string fields 1 and 2 with browse button for each .Now I want that when I select radio button 1, string filed 2 automatically gets disabled and when I select radio button 2, string filed 1 get disabled.

How to create it using SKILL GUI.

I am new to the skill. Any guidance will be appreciated.

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One of the radio boxes will always be selected, that is how they work.

If you want to be able to have none selected you will have to use Check Boxes and maintain state for all 3 when one is selected.

I am creating a new content type in Drupal 7 and I would like to add some radio buttons as content types. This is surprisingly difficult to do. I have enabled field and options modules but I have yet to see radio buttons show up as an option for numeric or text fields. How do I do this?

Section 118 of the Copyright Act contains special provisions for licensing noncommercial radio and television stations to use copyrighted music (and pictorial, graphic, and sculptural works). The Copyright Royalty Board is charged with setting rates for these licenses, except when voluntary agreements between parties are reached. New annual rates may be set every 5 years.

The American Council on Education (ACE), supported by the NACUBO, has represented higher education in the Copyright Royalty Board's broadcast rate proceedings. ACE has submitted joint proposals, negotiated with the performing rights organizations, that must be ratified by that board rather than voluntary agreements that would supersede the rule making process. Because ACE does not represent all institutions of higher education operating radio stations and it has no power to bind its members to an agreement, ACE cannot submit a voluntary agreement that would meet the requirements to bypass the board.

Regulations issued by the Copyright Royalty Board set rates for noncommercial radio stations licensed to colleges and universities and not affiliated with NPR and PBS. The royalty rate for a SESAC license in 2013 is $140. Rates for future years will adjust according to year-over-year changes in the Consumer Price Index or two percent, whichever is greater. The chart below explains the royalty rates for ASCAP and BMI licenses (each) at non-NPR affiliated college and university radio stations: 17dc91bb1f