Specifications

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Description

A radio button is exactly the same as a check button, except that when it is off, it appears as a

raised button. Dreamweaver implements the following states for the radio button: mouse-over,

pressed, mouse-over-while-pressed, and disabled-while-pressed. Dreamweaver does not enforce

mutual exclusion between radio buttons. The handler that is specified by the

checked attribute or

the isCommandChecked() function must ensure that the checked and unchecked states of radio

buttons are consistent with each other.

Radio buttons act the same as the Code view, Design view, and Split view buttons on the

Dreamweaver document toolbar.

Attributes

id, image, tooltip, checked, command, {showif}, {disabledImage}, {overimage},

{label}, {file}, {domRequired}, {enabled}, {update}, {arguments}

For a description of each attribute, see “Item Tag Attributes” on page 88.

Contents

None.

Container

Either the toolbar tag or the toolbarset tag.

Example

<RADIOBUTTON ID="DW_CodeView"

image="Toolbars/images/MM/codeView.gif"

disabledImage="Toolbars/images/MM/codeView_dis.gif"

tooltip="Show Code View"

domRequired="false"

enabled="dw.getDocumentDOM() != null"

checked="dw.getDocumentDOM() != null && dw.getDocumentDOM().getView() ==

’code’"

command="dw.getDocumentDOM().setView(’code’)"

update="onViewChange"/>

Description

A button that pops up the context menu that is specified by the menuid attribute. Dreamweaver

implements mouse-over and pressed states for menu buttons. Dreamweaver does not draw the

menu arrow; you must include it in your icon.