Ext.NET provides a number of ways in which you can arrange form fields.
Checkboxes and Radio buttons can be configured to show in a variety of ways, for example, rendered in rows, or a column, or multiple columns. For example, using a simple container to hold a RadioGroup:
<ext:RadioGroup runat="server" Width="400">
<Items>
<ext:Radio BoxLabel="Item 1" />
<ext:Radio BoxLabel="Item 2" Checked="true" />
<ext:Radio BoxLabel="Item 3" />
<ext:Radio BoxLabel="Item 4" />
<ext:Radio BoxLabel="Item 5" />
</Items>
</ext:RadioGroup>The preceding code snippet will produce the following:
Using a RadioGroup means you do not need to set a radio Name. You can set the number of columns you want and how they render, vertically or horizontally. For example, <ext:RadioGroup ColumnsNumber="3" Vertical="true"> will produce this:
Checkboxes can also be grouped...