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Is there a standard way to programmatically select/check the next radio button in a group of radio buttons? The behaviour I'm looking for is similar to the default arrow key press event for radio buttons that are grouped in a container: When I press the arrow keys, the next (or previous) radio button is automatically selected and checked.

Hi, I installed the app after I heard the news that where I live might get flooded. It worked for about 2 weeks but now it says "network unavailable". Does anyone know why? If not does anyone know any apps compatible with the s9 that just use the F.M. tuner thingy. The news says it's going to get worse and I really need a radio once the power goes out again.

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I need to select after an hour in the radio button

eg. Time is now 12:00 Am in which 12,00,AM all three in separate radio button

I need to select 1:00 pm in the radio button.

It is dynamic, if time is 2pm i need to select 3pm.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

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...until the last Android update to 9.0, which occured about 2 weeks ago. Since the update, the FM radio no longer works. The NextRadio app says that the FM radio receiver is not accessible. What the hell?!?

Are you able to use any of the other FM radio apps available? If you are, that might suggest that NextRadio discontinued support for that device. On the other hand, if you are not, that would suggest that the FM radio functionality had somehow been disabled.

There are plenty of FM radio apps, but they all seem to be streaming apps. I'd like a radio app that uses the antenna built into my phone, so I don't end up eating up all of my data to listen to radio.

Have you contacted NextRadio to determine whether they continue to support your device? You might also consider contacting Samsung Canada to ask them whether their Android 9 update should have affected the FM radio or not.

All the Canadian Samsung phones come without an FM radio app and it was not available prior to Pie update as well. Since you used an app called "Next radio" which is not working now, I suggest that you contact the app developer to check if they are any alternatives available to use the app or if they are updating the app to optimize with Pie OS.

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Hi Sergio,

If you have 'Submit this form with AJAX' turned ON you can add the class .frm_button_submit to the radio button options and this will essentially give you the result you're looking for.

You might be able to add it to the default [input] shortcode in the 'Customise HTML' settings like this:

I have SPAD.neXt registered and I use it with the Saitek/Logitech flight radio panel and FSX:SE. I understand SPAD.neXt enough to be able to change the barometric display from Hg to inches. ? However, I cannot figure out how to change the radio frequency display so that if, for example, I have 119.97 and I turn the small knob up, I will get 119.00 and NOT have the left number increase to 120.00. So basically I do not want the number to the left of the decimal place to be affected by the number to the right of the decimal place... like real radios. ?

Oh sorry I don't pay attention to those units as I usually fly in the States. Yes, the default was millibars and I changed it to Hg. I only mentioned it so people would know I know the basics of how to set up the panels with the SPAD.neXt software and maybe I just missed an easy option for the radio display.

I use SPAD.neXt because using the default panel software doesn't work well with FSX:SE and I wanted to be able to customize the panels a bit more than the default settings. I just want the radio to go from something like 119.97 to 119.00 and not 119.97 to 120.00 when I change the .97 to .00 with the smaller knob. I don't know the term for it and I don't know how to set it up that way. ff782bc1db