This blog post is based on the Microsoft documentation for .Net Maui Radio Buttons. Microsoft’s code samples also show how to access the content of Radio Buttons following a “CheckedChange” event, and I’ve summarised it below.
.Xmal file
This is my example of Radio Button code. The “DigitLength” method in the code-behind (see below) is called when the CheckedChanged event fires.
Code-behind (.xmal.cs file)
To access the Radio Button that has been checked, in the code-behind create a variable for the Radio Button and assign the sender object to it.
