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SaFormRadio

Prints an HTML radio form element to an HTML stream.

Synopsis

#include "SaRnHtml.h"
int SaFormRadio(char* ename, 
						char* evalue, 
						int checked, 
						char* elabel);

Arguments

ename
A string specifying the name of the radio element. This string is converted to an HTML-compatible string. If ename is NULL, an empty string is used as the element name. You should give the same name to all radio elements that are a set of alternatives. Only one should be checked.
evalue
A string specifying the value of the radio element. This string is converted to an HTML-compatible string. If evalue is NULL, an empty string is used.
checked
An integer flag specifying whether the element should be initially marked as selected. A non-zero value adds the HTML fragment:
CHECKED 
to the HTML stream. Otherwise the fragment is suppressed.
elabel
A string specifying the label of the radio element. This string is converted to an HTML-compatible string. If elabel is NULL, an empty string is used.

Return Values

Returns an integer with a value of 0.

Description

Prints an HTML radio form element to an HTML stream.

Example

The code fragment:

SaFormRadio("OS", "1", 1, "MAC");
will write:

<INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="OS" VALUE="1" CHECKED "MAC">
to the output stream.

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