Access data of a selected radio button, created by JSON input

luken 09 Nov, 2020
Maybe found a little bug:

When reading in a JSON decoded string in a radio button list by using the Multiline Options List with {var:jsonde.model.tablefield}, all single options are displayed correctly. Unfortunately it's not possible to have further access to a selected radio button by using {data:radio_buttons_field_name}.
Max_admin 11 Nov, 2020
I don't understand this:

Unfortunately it's not possible to have further access to a selected radio button by using {data:radio_buttons_field_name}.

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luken 11 Nov, 2020
Hey Max, thank you for your answer!

With {var:jsonde.model.tablefield} in the Multiline Options List of a radio button group, I can see all JSON string entries in a "nice" way, without any brackets or quotation marks (tablefield is JSON encoded, I decode this in the Read Data for the radio buttons). View is like this:
o entry 1 of json string
o entry 2 of json string
and so on...

When I select a specific value of those radios I like to "work" with this value, for example for another filter operation. I guess I "get" this selected value by calling the field name of the radio button group with {data:radio_buttons_field_name}, where radio_button_field_name is the field name of radio button group.
But this exactly doesn't work. Even debugger shows no value (just ' ')...
    luken 16 Nov, 2020
    Is there any solution for this?

    How can I "use" the selected value?
    Max_admin 17 Nov, 2020
    You mean the selected value after the form is submitted ? if yes then it should be available under the field_name data: {data:field_name}
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    luken 18 Nov, 2020
    That doesn't work. So, here's my configuration in the first radios view:Access data of a selected radio button, created by JSON input image 1





    Thats the corresponding action for the first radios: names is JSON.
    Access data of a selected radio button, created by JSON input image 2

    What I get is what I want, like:
    o Peter
    o Tom
    ...

    Now, another radios group should show some data, filtered by the selection from the first radios, So the view is like:
    Access data of a selected radio button, created by JSON input image 3



    With the corresponding read action:
    Access data of a selected radio button, created by JSON input image 4

    When I debug, the field selected_name is always empty, even after submitting. So the second radios obviously don't work...
    Max_admin 27 Nov, 2020
    the 2nd radios is in the next page or how does it get the value of the first radios ?
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    luken 27 Nov, 2020
    by listening to the Event "radio button 1 CHANGE" and reloading the page if so
    Max_admin 29 Nov, 2020
    show me your event setup please!
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