Radio Button Element

Constructor

Name	Type	Description
elementId	string	Accepts the ID for the element in the constructor
label	string	Accepts the label for radio in the constructor
options	Array<OptionElement>	Accepts options for radio in the constructor

Class Usage

Here’s how to create an instance of the RadioButtonElement class:

TypeScript

let option1 = new OptionElement("Option 1", "1");

let option2 = new OptionElement("Option 2", "2");

let optionsList = [option1, option2];

let radioButtonElement = new RadioButtonElement(
  "1",
  "Choose an option",
  optionsList
);

In this example, a new instance of RadioButtonElement is created with an elementId “1”, a label “Choose an option”, and a list of two options.

Key Properties and Methods

Default Value of the Input Element

The setDefaultValue() method sets the default value in the radio button input, while the getDefaultValue() retrieves it.

For example:

TypeScript

radioButtonElement.setDefaultValue("1");

Example

Here is an example that showcases the creation and manipulation of an instance of RadioButtonElement:

TypeScript

// Create some options

let option1 = new OptionElement("Option 1", "1");

let option2 = new OptionElement("Option 2", "2");

let optionsList = [option1, option2];

// Create a new instance of RadioButtonElement

let radioButtonElement = new RadioButtonElement(
  "1",
  "Choose an option",
  optionsList
);

// Set and get the default value

radioButtonElement.setDefaultValue("1");