[VB6] Grouping Radio Buttons

[Internet]

Well i need to put radio buttons into groups, how would i go about doing this?

because i need 2 different sets, first one determines a colour, the next determines a size.... when i click on one in size it removes the button from colour section...

any help please

[c3i89g]

Is this a Windows application? I think VB 6 has a RadioButtonGroup control.

Sorry, it's been a while since VB 6 for me.

[Internet]

yes windows

vb6 professional

[c3i89g]

I don't have it in front of me. So, I'm going to have to ask questions. Is there a "group" attribute in the properties window for the radio button?

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/s...fxc(VS.80).aspx

[+Biscuits Brown MVC]

You need to drop a Frame on the form for each 'group' of radio buttons and put the radio buttons in the frames.

[c3i89g]

Sorry, I linked in the wrong article. Here's an article describing what Tempus said:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/a...737(VS.60).aspx

[Briman0094]

Put a GroupBox (or frame, I can't remember, I use .NET 08 now) onto the form and then put the RadioButtons to be grouped into the groupbox.

[spikey_richie]

Create a frame and call it fraGroupOne, create another frame and call it fraGroupTwo. Be sure NOT to double click the radio button icon from the toolbar, rather select it and manually draw the control into the frame. Don't copy and paste either, as you'll mess with the arrays.

Alternatively, you could create 2 arrays of radio buttons on the form, and code accordingly.

I'd go with the former.

[WhiteBox]

  Internet said:

Well i need to put radio buttons into groups, how would i go about doing this?

because i need 2 different sets, first one determines a colour, the next determines a size.... when i click on one in size it removes the button from colour section...

any help please

Look at the attachment: ColorAndSize.zip

[The2]

You must put them in SEPARATE frame controls. Try to move option in the frame, you'll see whether is in it.

[WhiteBox]

  The2 said:

You must put them in SEPARATE frame controls.

This is not necessarily :)