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Hi !

I have a ListView with items of style LIST_ANNEX_STYLE_RADIO.

How is that possible that multiple items can be checked at the same time ? - this is RADIO list.

Edited on 18 03, 2014
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Marco Buettner
No, RADIO only allows ONE item at the same time. U have to use LIST_ANNEX_STYLE_MARK https://developer.tizen.org/help/topic/org.tizen.native.apireference/namespaceTizen_1_1Ui_1_1Controls.html#a2d44ef87c41520d1c0d74d9577bc9b57
Michał
Hello, I know the answer.... people call it Tizen ;] More seriously... If you want one selectable option radio button list - handle it yourself... ListView::SetItemChecked will help you to set row checked and uncheck row that was last selected. You will not find anything like Android RadioGroup, unfortunately...
Robert Horne

In a ListView with items of style LIST_ANNEX_STYLE_RADIO, only one item should be checked at a time. This is the behavior of a radio button, which is the control used for this style of list item.

If multiple items are being checked at the same time, it could be due to a bug in the application code that is not properly handling the selection of items. You may want to review the code to ensure that the selection of items is being handled correctly and that only one item is being checked at a time.

Kirk McBride

Not how long, but how well you have lived is the main thing spacebar clicker

Piter

No, RADIO only allows ONE item at the same time. U have to use LIST_ANNEX_STYLE_MARK

Hi, Thank you for posting the thread.

I believe React is the best tool to develop such apps.

Oliver

ok I'll try

Park

Tthanks for this information

Oliver

I'll try this thankyou

Ben anderson

Thank you 

annie steube

In a ListView with the LIST_ANNEX_STYLE_RADIO style, only one item should be able to be checked at a time. This style is typically used for creating a list where the user can select a single item from a set of options, similar to a radio button group.

Bekean Pinky

Check how you handle the state of each item in the ListView. In a radio-style list, the idea is that selecting one item automatically unselects any previously selected item. Make sure your code is managing the item states accordingly.