Hi @Revolution, thanks for the report. I have been unable to reproduce this so far. Is it possible for you to create a screencast to show what the issue is ? I want to make sure I am looking at the same thing.
I dragged two forms to a blank page, added two radio buttons per form and added the choice value of Yes and No to both radio buttons, on both forms. When I did that however, the ID was not set for any of the radio buttons (and it should not affect the ID anyway).
Thanks in advance and I’ll be standing by for your response! Cheers, Dave
I can click on the Radio Button for No or the Label for No
and change the Group Name or Choice Value.
I can do the same for the Radio Button Yes.
If I click on the Label portion of the radio button and erase it…
it erase the entire value.
If I then paste the value in the radio button value field… instead of the radio button label value field…
the id only changes to the what the value says… no “-2” afterwards.
The problem - I think is the radio button label. You can have 2 different values… even though they are suppose to be the same and appear to be the same.
But if you assign the value via the label… the ID will get a “-2” because it see’s the radio button value as the 2nd similar id… the label being the first.
If you provide the choice name after selecting the radio button label
instead of the radio button
the designer thinks the label has it’s own value…
instead of sharing the value with the radio button and the radio button field.
In the design… you cannot remove the “-2” after the ID for the button
because the designer see’s that the label has the same value.
When you look at the exported code… the designer will create an id for the label.
So the id does in fact already exist. That’s why when you try to change the id in the button…
it adds a -2, or -3, or -4 etc after the id.
To fix it… Remove the entry from the label value and paste / type it into the button value.
This will replace original id and the designer will point the label to the radio button id.