You didn't specify that you wanted the state of inputs in a browser controlled using Win32::IEAutomation. I assumed you were checking inputs sent to you using CGI.

Seeing if a checkbox is checked can be done using: 

$checkbox->getProperty('checked');

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For radio, you'll have to iterate through all the elements with the name in which you are interested and use ->getProperty('checked') until you find one that's checked. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a clean way of getting all the radio elements with a given name, so you might have to iterate through all the radio elements and filter out those that don't have the name in which you are interested.

In reply to Re^3: CheckBox and Radio Button by ikegami
in thread CheckBox and Radio Button by mld

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