I'm Mr. Novice here, so any info you can offer would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
K
Posted 28 November 2001 - 01:22
I'm Mr. Novice here, so any info you can offer would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
K
Posted 20 December 2001 - 21:38
Try doing the following
In the Property Manager you should find a Property that corresponds to the Property of the RadioButtonGroup. Make sure that in the Property Manager you do not set a value for this property.
For example:
If you go into the Property Manager and delete the value for the AgreeToLicense property after you build you will notice that the LicenseAgreement dialog no longer has a defalut radio button selected.
For the Next button you will to do the following:
Go to the behavior screen for the dialog that contains the next button. Click on the Next button in the Control Name column, then click on the Conditions tab do as follows
Action Condition
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Disable RadioButtonGroupProperty = ""
Enable RadioButtonGroupProperty <> ""
Of course you will need to swap the actual name of the Property assosciated with your RadioButtonGroup.
Check out the default LicenseAgreement dialog for ideas, it uses the same basic logic.
Good Luck
Kurt