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Support of built-in Input components to work outside EditForm #37729
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✔️ Resolution: DuplicateResolved as a duplicate of another issueResolved as a duplicate of another issueStatus: Resolvedarea-blazorIncludes: Blazor, Razor ComponentsIncludes: Blazor, Razor Componentsfeature-blazor-builtin-componentsFeatures related to the built in components we ship or could ship in the futureFeatures related to the built in components we ship or could ship in the futurefeature-blazor-form-validationThis issue is related to forms validation in BlazorThis issue is related to forms validation in Blazor
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✔️ Resolution: DuplicateResolved as a duplicate of another issueResolved as a duplicate of another issueStatus: Resolvedarea-blazorIncludes: Blazor, Razor ComponentsIncludes: Blazor, Razor Componentsfeature-blazor-builtin-componentsFeatures related to the built in components we ship or could ship in the futureFeatures related to the built in components we ship or could ship in the futurefeature-blazor-form-validationThis issue is related to forms validation in BlazorThis issue is related to forms validation in Blazor
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<InputRadioGroup>and<InputRadio>are awesome components that lets you bind to a unique "property", but using radio and radio-group does not necessary means we want to have form, a common scenario for radio button (with CSS) is to use them to show and hide certain parts of the website, or present the user different real forms.Describe the solution you'd like
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<InputRadioGroup>and<InputRadio>to work outside<EditForm>but I believe is worth exploring the idea to make other built-in input component work outside too.I will definitely update this issue if I found more scenarios where other built-in inputs needs to work outside EditForm