Use RadioButton Component
Go to Component panel and select component RadioButton. Drag the component to the canvas or double click it in the panel, then set its properties and parameters in Properties panel.
If you want to learn the details about the properties and parameters of RadioButton component, you may click here.
In Properties panel, you may set the general properties of the component under tab Properties. And the parameters are set under tab Parameters.
label:
You may input the text showing on the RadioButton here.
data:
Here you may set the value associated with the radio button. Input any value is OK.
groupName:
It needs at least two radiobuttons to create a group, which can let users make single selection.
labelPlacement:
Here you may decide the direction of label.
selected:
Sets the initial value of the radio button to selected (true) or unselected (false). A selected radio button displays a dot inside it. Only one radio button in a group can have a selected value of true. If more than one radio button in a group is set to true, the radio button that is instantiated last is selected.
enabled:
Here you may decide whether the component can receive focus and input. “true” means that the component is in the enabled state and it receives focus if you click it or tab to it while “false” means that the component is in the disabled state and it doesn’t receive mouse or keyboard input.
color:
You may edit the color of the component. Choose the color in the color box or customize one.
Save as default:
If you want to use the color you chose next time, you may click button Save as default for convenience.
As for event and method of Button, you may set under tab Action.
Here is a simple tutorial telling you how to create a group of radiobuttons that can receive mouse clicking and let users make single selection as the example below.
AC_FL_RunContent( ‘codebase’,'http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=9,0,28,0′,’width’,’110′,’height’,’90′,’src’,’../c-image/radiobutton1′,’quality’,'high’,'pluginspage’,'http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash’,'movie’,’../c-image/radiobutton1′ ); //end AC code
1. Add radiobutton component.
Go to Component panel and select RadioButton, drag it to the canvas.
2. Set parameters for the radiobutton.
Go to Properties panel for radiobutton, under tab Parameters, input the text showing on the radiobutton to the box besides label. Here to input “Option A”. Click the drop-down arrow besides color and select a color from the color box pop up. Here to select a red color. As for other parameters, just keep the default settings.
3. Copy and paste the radiobutton.
Copy and paste the radiobutton to be three radiobuttons. Order them vertically. Change the label of the second radiobutton to be “Option B” while the third one to be “Option C”.
4. Preview the components.
Click button Preview on Toolbar and click one of the radiobuttons in the animation. Then you’ll see you can select one and only one among “Option A”, “Option B” and “Option C”.