[IxDA Discuss] Are required field notations really necessarywith radio button selections?
Bryan Minihan
bjminihan at nc.rr.com
Mon Nov 19 07:17:52 PST 2007
You could select an option called "none" for the user, then in your form
validation alert the user if they haven't changed it. That would meet the
legal/regulatory need while meeting the "radio button behavior" expectations
of your users...
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Subject: Re: [IxDA Discuss] Are required field notations really
necessarywith radio button selections?
I've always included one preselected item among a group of radio
buttons. Doing such implies the "required" status of the grouping.
The only exception would be an instance where we cannot legally
provide that option by default; the user must opt-in.
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