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(Quick Reference) # radioGroup ## Purpose Generates radio button groups ## Examples
    <g:radioGroup name="myGroup" values="[1,2,3]" value="1" >
    <p><g:message code="${it.label}" />: ${it.radio}</p>
    </g:radioGroup>
results in:
    <p>Radio 1: <input type="radio" name="myGroup" value="1" checked="checked" /></p>
    <p>Radio 2: <input type="radio" name="myGroup" value="2" /></p>
    <p>Radio 3: <input type="radio" name="myGroup" value="3" /></p>
    <g:radioGroup name="lovesGrails"
                  labels="['Yes!','Of course!','Always!']"
                  values="[1,2,3]">
    <p>${it.label} ${it.radio}</p>
    </g:radioGroup>
results in:
    <p>Yes! <input type="radio" name="lovesGrails" value="1" /></p>
    <p>Of course! <input type="radio" name="lovesGrails" value="2" /></p>
    <p>Always! <input type="radio" name="lovesGrails" value="3" /></p>
## Description The body of the tag contains the GSP to render for each value. Two variables are provided for use: `it.label` - the label for the current value `it.radio` - the radio button <input> tag for the current value Attributes `name` (required) - The name of the group `values` (required) - The list of values for the radio buttons `value` (optional) - The selected value `labels` (optional) - Labels for each value contained in the `values` list. If this is ommitted the label property on the iterator variable (see below) will default to 'Radio ' + value. ## Source | Quick Reference (hide)