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Note

The explanation iproperty is only displayed if a Label exists for the corresponding UI element.

Note the following exception :

The explanation property of an AbstractTableColumn is always displayed. If the UI element appears in a Table, and therefore has no Label, then use a AbstractTableColumn.explanation as a replacement for an explanation for the respective UI element (for example, InputField).

  • keyToSelect

    Value of the key used to select this RadioButton.

  • keyVisible

    The key is also selected with the RadioButton.

    Note

    Note that this property is not API-visible, that means it cannot be changed by application developers.

  • readOnly

    Specifies whether the user can select the RadioButton or whether it only is to be displayed as read-only.

    This property can be personalized by administrators. In personalization, this property can be assigned the value: true

  • selectedKey

    Path to the context attribute that stores the selected key.

    Primary Property

  • state

    Error status of the interface element. Read the note about the required asterisk for a Label in FormLayout under Truncating Contents in the FormLayout.

    This property can be personalized by administrators.

    Value

    Description

    Can Be Set Using Personalization

    normal

    Normal status of the interface element

    No

    required

    The value must be entered

    Yes

  • text

    Text located next to the RadioButton.

    This property can be personalized by administrators.

  • textDirection

    Text or writing direction.

    This enables labels of interface elements to be read in languages that have an RTL writing direction, such as Arabic or Hebrew, as opposed to LTR for languages like English.

    This property can be personalized by administrators.

    Value

    Description

    Can be Set Using Personalization

    INHERIT

    The text direction is inherited from the parent element. Therefore, the text direction is identical to that of the parent element.

    Yes

    LTR

    Left to right text direction

    Yes

    RTL

    Right to left text direction

    Yes