Hi guys,
I'm trying to design an Android layout that would look like the following:
Entity1
option1 for Entity1
option2
...
optionN
Entity2
option1 for Entity2
...
optionN
Entity3
...
With the requirement that for each entity, one and only one option is allowed.
And I decided to use radio button with the intention of using RadioGroup to enforce that. I designed as follows to achieve the above:
<table layout>
<TextView, content = "Entity1"/>
<TextView, content = "option1 for Entity1"/> <RadioButton/>
<TextView, content = "option2"> <RadioButton/>
...
</table layout>
And the pseudo-code would be:
RadioGroup raGroup = createEmptyRaGroup()
...
row = new TableRow();
row.add(TextView-entity1);
row.add(TextView-op1ForEntity1);
RadioButtton raBtn = createRadioButton();
raGroup.addView(raBtn);
row.addView(raBtn);
...
And the problem I'm having is that I can't group the radio buttons under one RadioGroup so that only one option is selected. At run-time, Android complains that the radio button must be a direct child of the row. If I add the radio button to the row first, then adding the radio button to the radio group first would then throw a similar run-time error.
Can anyone advise me how to achieve the RadioGroup effect using the above design or otherwise?
Thanks guys.