Thanks for the feed back.

Ive tried the following (as posted above)...
-value=>"@$names[0]" ($names[0] = ID for that file)
When toggling, each row will stay independent, but selecting one button will also select the other, both working together and not toggling back and forth, per row.

-value=>"one"
-value=>"two"

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Toggling "Install" will select all 'install' buttons for all rows, toggling "update" will de-select the "install" rows and select all 'update' rows (being 'one' and 'two' are now constants ??).

-value=>"both_@$names[0]"
-value=>"install_@$names[0]"

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($names[0] = ID for that file)
Makes all buttons independent, no matter what row is selected, the buttons will toggle to that single button.

In the while-loop, i have my $FileFrame = $extFileFrame -> Frame();
Doesnt that create a new "instance" of a frame which will be placed in the "parent" container/frame '$extFileFrame' ?
If so, by placing the two radio buttons (install and update) with $rdb = $FileFrame -> Radiobutton() they are being placed in there own container, and since each container is a new row, rows should not effect each other ???


Only reason im tring to go with this route now, is because i cant get it working ;) and being new to perl i would like to learn what im doing wrong.

An alternative which would fit my needs is just create a label with the 'type' flag in it so i can visualy see if the file is for Install or for Update and then place two "normal" cmd_Buttons next to the row, it does not have to be nice and pritty, but i would like to know what im doing wrong with the code above.


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In reply to Re^2: Tk: Dynamic Radiobuttons toggle problem... by iMisspell
in thread Tk: Dynamic Radiobuttons toggle problem... by iMisspell

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