Create & fill Checkboxes and Radiobuttons in code

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Here is some simple code to create 2 checkboxes and 2 radio buttons.  The radio buttons are grouped together and the QP.SetFormFieldValue function is used to fill the field with a value.

Andrew.

            QP.SetOrigin(1);

            int y = 50;

            QP.SetTextSize(16);
            QP.DrawText(50, y - 10, "Check Boxes");

            int c1 = QP.NewFormField("Check1", 3);    // Type = Checkbox
            QP.SetFormFieldBounds(c1, 50, y, 20, 20);
            QP.SetFormFieldCheckStyle(c1, 1, 1);        // Style = Check, Centred 
            QP.SetFormFieldValue(c1, "Off");

            int c2 = QP.NewFormField("Check2", 3);
            QP.SetFormFieldBounds(c2, 90, y, 20, 20);
            QP.SetFormFieldCheckStyle(c2, 1, 1);       // Style = Check, Centred 
            QP.SetFormFieldValue(c2, "Yes");

            y += 80;
            QP.DrawText(50, y - 10, "Radio Buttons");

            int r0 = QP.NewFormField("RadioParent", 4);  // Type = Radiobutton

            int r1 = QP.AddFormFieldSub(r0, "Radio1");
            QP.SetFormFieldBounds(r1, 50, y, 20, 20);
            QP.SetFormFieldCheckStyle(r1, 2, 1);   // Radio, Centred

            int r2 = QP.AddFormFieldSub(r0, "Radio2");
            QP.SetFormFieldBounds(r2, 90, y, 20, 20);
            QP.SetFormFieldCheckStyle(r2, 2, 1);   // Radio, Centred

            QP.SetFormFieldValue(r0, "Radio2");

            QP.SaveToFile("out.pdf");

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	Here is some simple code to create 2 checkboxes and 2 radio buttons. The radio buttons are grouped together and the QP.SetFormFieldValue function is used to fill the field with a value. Andrew. QP.SetOrigin(1); int y = 50; QP.SetTextSize(16); QP.DrawText(50, y - 10, "Check Boxes"); int c1 = QP.NewFormField("Check1", 3); // Type = Checkbox QP.SetFormFieldBounds(c1, 50, y, 20, 20); QP.SetFormFieldCheckStyle(c1, 1, 1); // Style = Check, Centred QP.SetFormFieldValue(c1, "Off"); int c2 = QP.NewFormField("Check2", 3); QP.SetFormFieldBounds(c2, 90, y, 20, 20); QP.SetFormFieldCheckStyle(c2, 1, 1); // Style = Check, Centred QP.SetFormFieldValue(c2, "Yes"); y += 80; QP.DrawText(50, y - 10, "Radio Buttons"); int r0 = QP.NewFormField("RadioParent", 4); // Type = Radiobutton int r1 = QP.AddFormFieldSub(r0, "Radio1"); QP.SetFormFieldBounds(r1, 50, y, 20, 20); QP.SetFormFieldCheckStyle(r1, 2, 1); // Radio, Centred int r2 = QP.AddFormFieldSub(r0, "Radio2"); QP.SetFormFieldBounds(r2, 90, y, 20, 20); QP.SetFormFieldCheckStyle(r2, 2, 1); // Radio, Centred QP.SetFormFieldValue(r0, "Radio2"); QP.SaveToFile("out.pdf");