This should be simple enough. I created an attribute that's a UCOSimpleRadioButton. All I want to do is switch the default value from true to false. I've tried switching around the true and false in:<my:Property my:Name="TrueText" my:Value="Yes" /><my:Property my:Name="FalseText" my:Value="No" /> That didn't work though.Opper ...don't stop.

<my:Control my:Name="testSRB" my:TypeName="UocSimpleRadioButton" my:Caption="{Binding Source=schema, Path=yourBooleanAttribute.DisplayName}" my:Description="{Binding Source=schema, Path=ABooleanAttribute.Description}" my:RightsLevel="{Binding Source=rights, Path=ABooleanAttribute}"> <my:Properties> <my:Property my:Name="Required" my:Value="{Binding Source=schema, Path=yourBooleanAttribute .Required}" /> <my:Property my:Name="FalseText" my:Value="No"/> <my:Property my:Name="TrueText" my:Value="Yes"/> <my:Property my:Name="SelectedItem" my:Value="{Binding Source=object, Path=yourBooleanAttribute, Mode=TwoWay}" /> </my:Properties> </my:Control> then make sure to restart IIS to refresh the cacheIt's never too late in life ... to start living

Looking at the RCDC guide, the default value of the object should be false if you're using a UoCSimpleRadio button. <snip> SelectedItem: This is an optional, Boolean-type property. This value indicates that the option button is selected. This can bind with Boolean-type data from a data source. The default value is set to false. </snip> Trying changing the "my:Value" settings to "true" and "false" respectively instead of yes/no. Thanks Bhttp://identityminded.wordpress.com

SelectedItem refer to the binding boolean attribute that you read/write, so if you are planning to save that value to your boolean attribute its required the UOCSimpleRadioButton internally have two options (True and False), you can only modify the Text showing for these options not the internal values. for example you can have TrueText as "Required" and the FalseText "Not Required" ...It's never too late in life ... to start living

It turns out that using UocRadioButtonList will use No as the default. I couldn't get UocSimpleRadioButton to display in the correct order.Opper ...don't stop.