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    Default Can't use a radiogroup when model field is type boolean

    Can't use a radiogroup when model field is type boolean


    I want to use a radiogroup (Yes/No) with a Model that has a type:'boolean' Field.

    However, this does not work.

    It works with strings and ints, but not booleans

    in Ext.form.field.Radio.setValue()

    it checks whether the value i am trying to set is a boolean, and then checks that radio, whereas it should check whether then inputValue is equal to the value set.

    Is there a workaround?

    Thanks

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    Can I get a locally runnable test case?
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    Here is an example:

    http://jsfiddle.net/BgJ9T/1/

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    I´d experienced the exact same issue.

    To "solve" it (actually work around it) was to set

    Code:
    {name: 'boolvalue', convert: function(v) { return (v ? 1 : 0); }, defaultValue: 0 }
    and work with int val, since it worked ok with booleancolumn for instance.

    But I agree that you example should with no furter tricks, as may be expected (was by me too).