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    [F8] Radio Button data to Dynamic text box?

    I have 2 radio buttons (yes and no) in group: radioGroup. instance name is yes and no. Data is "ok" and "not ok".

    I have a button that when pressed populates a dynamic text box with information. What I can't get is how to get Flash to see which radio is ticked and display the data info there.

    Ideas?

    ~MoN
    If I am wrong, please just correct me and move on.. there is no need for all that pointing and laughing! ~MoN

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    No ideas? perhaps it is just the coding, maybe I am doing something wrong? Maybe it isn't possible?

    Any help is appreciated!

    ~MoN
    If I am wrong, please just correct me and move on.. there is no need for all that pointing and laughing! ~MoN

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    Okay, I figured it out! Woot!

    I have the 2 radio buttons, Yes and No are the text values next to them. radioGroup is the group ID, and all others are default.

    I dragged the radio button to the stage (both instances, and gave them "yes" and "no" instance names.

    Once done with that I made my dynamic text box on the next frame, and gave it a var of myText.

    back on frame one I have my radio button and I added this to the AS panel for the radio button:

    Code:
    on (click) {
    	_root.userAnswer = "Yes";
    }
    and for the NO radio I added the same except _root.userAnswer = "No";

    Then back in frame 2 I added this to the AS layer:

    Code:
    myText = "User Name: " + uName + newline + "Do You Play? " + _root.isok;
    Now when I go to frame 2 the dynamic text box says:

    User Name: {name entered by user}
    Do You Play?: {Yes} or {No} depending on what they clicked

    Yay! I don't know why it was so damn hard to figure that out!

    ~MoN
    If I am wrong, please just correct me and move on.. there is no need for all that pointing and laughing! ~MoN

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