I am new to coding and more so c#, on and off have been picking it at. Trying to learn by doing very basic projects in my spare time and am trying to figure out why I am not getting a result when both radios out of two are unchecked. The simple idea is if both radios are unchecked write a simple string to a list. Of course I can easily see both or one or the other and get two written indexes to the list, one for each. I am trying to see why I can't get just one list add if both are unchecked:
foreach (var child in children)
{
if (child.GetType() == typeof(TextBox))
{
UserText.Add("TXT BOX11");
}
if (child.GetType() == typeof(RadioButton))
{
if (((((RadioButton)child).Name == "Radio1") && ((RadioButton)child).IsChecked == false)
&& ((((RadioButton)child).Name == "Radio2") && ((RadioButton)child).IsChecked == false))
{
UserText.Add("Pickles");
}
}
}
You are only ever checking the current child. Since your condition is both ((RadioButton)child).Name == "Radio1" and ((RadioButton)child).Name == "Radio2" it will never be true.
You might want to use the CheckedChanged event instead or just access the radiobuttons through their variables. Probably named something like radioButton1 and radioButton2.
Lastly, if it has to be within the foreach loop you could set an external variable to keep track.
bool otherButton = false;
foreach (var child in children)
{
// textbox code
if(child is RadioButton rbtn && rbtn.Name == "Radio1" && rbtn.IsChecked == false)
{
if(otherButton)
UserText.Add("Pickles");
else
otherButton = true;
}
if(child is RadioButton rbtn && rbtn.Name == "Radio2" && rbtn.IsChecked == false)
{
if(otherButton)
UserText.Add("Pickles");
else
otherButton = true;
}
}
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