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How to deselct a radio button using another button (with java) ?
java application
prowler java application
JRadioButton rb = new JRadioButton() ;
JButton b = new JButton() ;
i know how to add a a listener but how to deselect the "rb" using the "b" button ??
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You really have two choices here.
1. You can make a separate class that implements the ActionListener interface that has a constructor that takes a JRadioButton. Construct the listener for the button, passing the JRadioButton to the listener, then add the listener to the JButton using the addActionListener method.
2. You can do an inline definition of the action listener when you create the JButton. The important thing in this approach is that the JRadioButton must be a member variable of the class where you are creating the JButton. When you define the ActionListener in-line it gains access to the member variables of the class where it's defined.
Example:
b.addActionListener( new ActionListener(){
public void actionPerformed( Event e )
{
rb.setSelected(false);
}
});
- 1 decade ago
Create a button and give it a value of reset.... like this....
//<input type="Reset" value="Reset" name="Reset">//
without the //'s
Hope this helps
Ok then try this one....
//<h:command_button id="reset" action="reset" label="Reset"
commandName="reset" />//
again without the //'s on either side