C# WinForms Radio Buttons

Question

I loaded 4 radios buttons and when I run the program and click on them, if i click one, and click another the other ones goes away. What if I wanted to ahve two radio buttons but they did different things?

Answer 1

Group the different choice sets in separate group boxes (or panels, or other container controls, but group boxes are probably what you're after).

MSDN:

Windows Forms RadioButton controls are designed to give users a choice among two or more settings, of which only one can be assigned to a procedure or object. For example, a group of RadioButton controls may display a choice of package carriers for an order, but only one of the carriers will be used. Therefore only one RadioButton at a time can be selected, even if it is a part of a functional group.

You group radio buttons by drawing them inside a container such as a Panel control, a GroupBox control, or a form.

This assumes you have four or more radio buttons on your form. If you have only two, say, and you want to allow the user the possibility of selecting both, use a set of checkboxes.