Horizontal radio buttons do not work correctly

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Flowcode v11 Horizontal radio buttons do not work correctly

Post by RGV250 »

Hi,
Probably not exactly a bug but I have placed some radio buttons horizontally and not all work. If I place them vertically they do.
In Version 5A (horizontal) the buttons 5 Mins, Lower and Upper work as expected but the 15 Mins one has to be clicked on the 15 Mins text. 10 Mins and Total do not appear to work at all wherever I click.
In Version 5B (vertical) where they are the same buttons but arranged vertically they all work fine.
I think the issue is the length of the object, when placed horizontally they have to overlap to fit them in the space. I tried to shorten them but then the image distorts.
WebApp_MQTT_Client_EcoEye5A.fcweb
(78.9 KiB) Downloaded 55 times
WebApp_MQTT_Client_EcoEye5B.fcweb
(71.47 KiB) Downloaded 61 times
Regards,
Bob

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Re: Horizontal radio buttons do not work correctly

Post by Steve-Matrix »

There are 2 ways you can work around this.

1) Make the length of the component shorted so they do not overlap. Although the visual on the design page will be distorted, it will not be distorted on the actual generated web app.

2) Change the ordering so that the options to the right are above the options to the left. There are options for changing the order on the toolbar of the design panel, or you can right-click the component and select the appropriate sub-item of the "Order" menu.

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Re: Horizontal radio buttons do not work correctly

Post by RGV250 »

Hi Steve,
Option 2 worked although it took several goes before it to worked on all buttons. I will try option 1 later as that is probably more reliable in case I alter anything. I had assumed the distorted image would be what is actually shown.

Regards,
Bob

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