VALUE="..." ...> (No End Tag)

Attributes:

NAME

 (required), 

VALUE

 (required), 

CHECKED

, 

ONCLICK

, 

ONFOCUS

, 

ONBLUR

Radio buttons differ from check boxes in that only a single radio button in a

given group can be selected at any one time. You indicate a group of radio

buttons by providing all of them with the same 

NAME

. Only one button in a

group can be depressed at a time; selecting a new button when one is already

selected results in the previous choice becoming deselected. The value of the

one selected is sent when the form is submitted. Although radio buttons

technically need not appear near to each other, this proximity is almost always

recommended. 

An example of a radio button group follows. Because input elements are

wrapped as part of normal paragraphs, a 

DL

 list is used to make sure that the but 

tons appear under each other in the resultant page and are indented from the

heading above them. Figure 16 15 shows the result. In this case, 

credit 

Card=java 

would get sent as part of the 

form

 data when the form is submitted.

  
Credit Card:

      Visa

      Master Card