using CGI.pm I create radio buttons The fist one remains persistently highlighted. I've tried this to clear it ( ie start off with an empty form ) but it doesn't clear the button
my %vars = $q->Vars();#print Dumper %vars; $q->delete_all; print $q ->start_form; print $q->radio_group(-name=>'options', -values=>[keys %details] ,-col +umns => 4, -rows => 2);
this also has a button persistently selected that doesnt clear with a 'form reset'
foreach my $s (keys %details) {print "<input type=\"radio\" name=\"options\" value=".$s,">".$s." " +; }
but this doesn't
foreach my $s (@opts) {print "<input type=\"radio\" name=\"options\" value=".$s,">".$s." " +; }
so going back to the original
print $q->radio_group(-name=>'options', -values=>\@opts,columns => 4,- +rows> 2, -default=>'');
is there an explanation?

In reply to clearing radio buttons by medalto

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