mosHTML::yesnoRadioList

A convenient method of building an HTML radio list consisting of just a 'yes' button and a 'no' button. The words for 'yes' and 'no' are taken from the current language settings.  The HTML field will return a '0' is the user selects 'no' or '1' if the user selects 'yes'.

Syntax

string yesnoRadioList ( string $tag_name, string $tag_attribs, mixed $selected [, string $yes [, string $no ]] )

$tag_name

is the name attribute of the HTML radio button field.

$tag_attribs

is a string containing any additional attributes that you want to assign to each HTML radio button field.

$selected

is a string containing the value of the radio button that will be selected by default.  This will be '0' for 'no' or '1' for 'yes'.

$yes

is a string containing the word for 'Yes' that will be displayed to the user. This parameter is optional and if omitted will default to the word for 'Yes' taken from the current language settings.

$no

is a string containing the word for 'No' that will be displayed to the user. This parameter is optional and if omitted will default to the word for 'No' taken from the current language settings.

Examples

Example 1: A simple yes/no radio button field with 'No' selected by default.

// A simple yes/no radio button field.
$html = mosHTML::yesnoRadioList( 'myswitch', 'class="inputbox"', '0' );
echo $html;

which produces:

<input type="radio" name="myswitch" value="0" checked="checked" class="inputbox" />No
<input type="radio" name="myswitch" value="1" class="inputbox" />Yes
 

which renders as:
No Yes

Example 2: A radio button field for 'On' or 'Off' selection with 'On' selected by default.

// An on/off radio button field.
$html = mosHTML::yesnoRadioList( 'myswitch', 'class="inputbox"', '1', 'On', 'Off' );
echo $html;

which produces:

<input type="radio" name="myswitch" value="0" class="inputbox" />Off
<input type="radio" name="myswitch" value="1" checked="checked" class="inputbox" />On
 

which renders as:
Off On