Name
radio_group
Synopsis
print $query->radio_group('name
',\@list
[,selected
, ‘true',\%label
])
Generates a set of radio buttons.
-
name
The name to assign the input to (required).
-
\@list
An array reference with the list items. You can also use an anonymous array reference.
-
selected
The menu item to be initially selected.
-
true
Insert newlines between radio buttons.
-
\%label
A hash reference listing labels for each list item. Default is the list text itself. See
popup_menu
for an example.
Using named parameters, the syntax is:
print $query->radio_group(-name=>'name', -values=>\@list, -default=>'selected', -linebreak=>'true', -labels=>\%labelhash, -columns=>n, -columnheader=>'string', -rows=>m, -rowheader=>'string');
-
-columns=>
n
The number of columns to use.
-
-columnheader=>
'string'
A header for the column.
-
-rows=
m
The number of rows to use. If omitted and
-columns
is specified, the rows are calculated for you.-
-rowheader=>
'string'
A header for the row.
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