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Thread: Problem with borders appearing

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    Default Problem with borders appearing

    I have 2 ButtonGroups which I want to have separate titled borders for. This is the code I'm using to set it up but it doesn't work. Can someone have a suggestion? I'm just a beginner.

    JPanel sizePanel = new JPanel();

    ButtonGroup style = new ButtonGroup();

    sizePanel.setBorder(BorderFactory.createTitledBord er("Varietal"));


    chardonnay = new JRadioButton("Chalone");
    cabernet = new JRadioButton("Silver Oak");
    zinfandel = new JRadioButton("Oppolo");
    style.add(chardonnay);
    style.add(cabernet);
    style.add(zinfandel);

    panel1.add(chardonnay);
    panel1.add(cabernet);
    panel1.add(zinfandel);

    ButtonGroup bottle = new ButtonGroup();

    sizePanel.setBorder(BorderFactory.createTitledBord er("Bottle Size"));


    split = new JRadioButton("Split");
    fifth = new JRadioButton("Fifth");
    magnum = new JRadioButton("Magnum");
    bottle.add(split);
    bottle.add(fifth);
    bottle.add(magnum);


    panel1.add(split);
    panel1.add(fifth);
    panel1.add(magnum);


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    Default Re: Problem with borders appearing

    When posting code, please use the highlight tags, and post your code as an SSCCE, not as a snippet or your whole program.

    What JPanels are you adding each set of buttons to (the ButtonGroups are irrelevant)? What JPanels are you adding borders to?
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    Default Re: Problem with borders appearing

    Should they be going to the same object?

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    Default Re: Problem with borders appearing

    ButtonGroups do not have an encompassing gui. For example, you can't put a border on a ButtonGroup. You can even have JButtons from one ButtonGroup on multiple JFrames.

    However, you can add all of the JButtons from one ButtonGroup to a JPanel, and all of the JButtons from another ButtonGroup to a different JPanel, then give each JPanel its own border.

    It's unclear what you're trying to do in your code, so if you want more specific help, I suggest posting the SSCCE.
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    Default Re: Problem with borders appearing

    I am creating a border with a title and adding 3 buttons to it. I then create a second border with a different title and add 3 different buttons to it. I want the panel to show 2 borders with 3 buttons in each. What's happening is it is displaying the second border with 6 buttons in it.

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    Default Re: Problem with borders appearing

    Quote Originally Posted by michael.duffy31 View Post
    What's happening is it is displaying the second border with 6 buttons in it.
    In the posted code I see 6 places where you added to panel1.... perhaps in some code not posted you had a panel2 you meant to add things to?

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