Dynamically re sizable dialog
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Hi, I am facing problem while calling a dialog, which contains multiple radio buttons and "OK" and "Cancel" buttons. But number of radio buttons came to know while runtime only, for this scenario, i tried to make using "Easysize" but it works only if number of radio buttons are fixed. Can anyone suggest how to handle this situation ? ~Kris
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Hi, I am facing problem while calling a dialog, which contains multiple radio buttons and "OK" and "Cancel" buttons. But number of radio buttons came to know while runtime only, for this scenario, i tried to make using "Easysize" but it works only if number of radio buttons are fixed. Can anyone suggest how to handle this situation ? ~Kris
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Hi, I am facing problem while calling a dialog, which contains multiple radio buttons and "OK" and "Cancel" buttons. But number of radio buttons came to know while runtime only, for this scenario, i tried to make using "Easysize" but it works only if number of radio buttons are fixed. Can anyone suggest how to handle this situation ? ~Kris
Here is one of many examples that can be found on the web.
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Hi, I am facing problem while calling a dialog, which contains multiple radio buttons and "OK" and "Cancel" buttons. But number of radio buttons came to know while runtime only, for this scenario, i tried to make using "Easysize" but it works only if number of radio buttons are fixed. Can anyone suggest how to handle this situation ? ~Kris
I would design the UI for such a requirement by embedding the radio button is some sort of a list. Here is an example - CQuickList[^]
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