Checkbox Element
The CheckboxElement
class is utilised to create a single selection input element in a user interface.
Constructor
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
elementId | string | This property in constructor accepts the Id for the element |
label | string | This property in constructor accepts the label for CheckboxElement |
options | List<OptionElement> | This property in constructor accepts options for CheckboxElement |
Class Usage
Here's how to create an instance of the CheckboxElement
class:
- Java
OptionElement option1 = new OptionElement("Option1", "1");
OptionElement option2 = new OptionElement("Option2", "2");
List<OptionElement> optionElementList = new ArrayList<>();
optionElementList.add(option1);
optionElementList.add(option2);
CheckboxElement checkboxElement = new CheckboxElement("idSelect", "Choose an option", optionElementList);
In this example, a new instance of CheckboxElement
is created with an elementId "idSelect", a label "Choose an option", and a list of two options.
Key Properties and Methods
Default Value of the Input Element
The setDefaultValue()
method sets the default value in the single select input, while the getDefaultValue()
retrieves it.
For example:
- Java
checkboxElement.setDefaultValue("1");
Example
Here is an example that showcases the creation and manipulation of an instance of CheckboxElement
:
- Java
// Create some options
OptionElement option1 = new OptionElement("Option1", "1");
OptionElement option2 = new OptionElement("Option2", "2");
List<OptionElement> optionElementList = new ArrayList<>();
optionElementList.add(option1);
optionElementList.add(option2);
// Create a new instance of SingleSelectElement
CheckboxElement checkboxElement = new CheckboxElement("1", "Choose an option", optionElementList);
// Set and get the default value
checkboxElement.setDefaultValue("1");