I often use radiobuttons ( \ChoiceMenu[radio,...] ). But there is one aspect I am not happy about: If you select/check a certain button of your group of radiobuttons, then without javascript there is no way to have all radiobuttons of the group again deselected/unchecked.
A little example:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[bookmarks=false]{hyperref}
\begin{document}
\begin{Form}
{Do you want to: }%
\ChoiceMenu[radio,radiosymbol=\ding{52},name=myGroupOfRadiobuttons]{}{Do it all again=Again}
\ChoiceMenu[radio,radiosymbol=\ding{52},name=myGroupOfRadiobuttons]{}{Pretend it never happened=Pretend}
\ChoiceMenu[radio,radiosymbol=\ding{52},name=myGroupOfRadiobuttons]{}{Write a book about it=Write}
\end{Form}
\end{document}
I would like to get such a behavior of a group of radiobuttons as in section "Filling Status" in the upper part of this governmental fillable pdf form. If a selected/checked radiobutton once more is checked/selected, then the selection completely vanishes.
Is ist possible to produce such a group of radiobuttons with LaTex and hyperref without javascript? The above linked pdf is made with the software "Adobe LifeCycle Designer".
Edit: (Peter Grill)
Initially the above produces:
Upon clicking on the first check box, we get:
The goal is to be able to check the first box in this state and revert back to the initial state (first image).
\documentclass
and the appropriate packages so that those trying to help don't have to recreate it. This will also serve as a test case and ensure that the solution actually works for you. – Peter Grill Jun 4 '12 at 0:26