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Diffrence Between radioButton and Input type = "radio"

Former Member
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Hi All,

I have a basic clarification, whats the difference between the below:

1. <htmlb:radioButtonGroup id = "SUS"

columnCount = "5"

disabled = "false"

mode = "LAYOUT_GROUPING"

selection = "<%= sus %>" >

<htmlb:radioButton id =... />

/htmlb:radioButtonGroup>

2. <input type="radio" name="SUS" id="SUS" ct="RadioButton" value="" <%=sus%>>

which one is preferable of the both?

is that possible to align radio button if i use radioButtonGroup?

KINDLY HELP ON THIS.

REGARDS,

Karthik.

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Former Member
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Hi,

when the internet started, Tim Berners-Lee working at the European Laboratory for Particle Physics in Geneva created the HTML code for writing pages for the browser. One of the many tags that it has is precisely:

<input type="radio" name="SUS" id="SUS" ct="RadioButton" value="" <%=sus%>>

With the years, SAP decided to develop a system that can display information in the web and for that SAP decided to create its own collection of tags, based on HTML but with some improvements and focused on the information that we handle in SAP R/3 or Netweaver. The code is called HTMLBusiness and among the many tags, you find

<htmlb:radioButtonGroup id = "SUS"
columnCount = "5"
disabled = "false"
mode = "LAYOUT_GROUPING"
selection = "<%= sus %>" >

<htmlb:radioButton id =... />
/htmlb:radioButtonGroup>

In fact, you can work with both in your BSP pages but I recommend HTMLB, since it is a propietary technology from SAP and it looks more beautiful.

Read the [history of internet|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Internet] and of [HTML|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML]

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Former Member
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Thanks for your answers

former_member233090
Active Contributor
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Hi Karthik,

As per BSP, you can use both the types as you have shown . But it depends on the functionality you want to.

suppose transporting events from the browser to the server : here we need to use HTMLB so you can find the differences too

just read the first 2 paragraphs where you can understand why we go for HTMLB rather then html.

/people/brian.mckellar/blog/2004/07/18/bsp-in-depth-using-the-htmlb-event-system

yes you can align the radio buttons as per your requirement.

Cheers,

Bhavana