Set value property of RadioButton
You could create your own radio button class which extends the standard one and adds a value property:
public class ValueCheckBox : System.Web.UI.WebControls.RadioButton{ public string Value { get; set; }}
You can always try using attributes to save the associated value.eg)
radioButton.Attributes.Add("Key", "Value");Set the Group property to be the same for all the radio buttons and you should be good to go. Just remember, ASP .Net has a slight problem if these individual radio buttons are in different rows of a repeater, gridview or some such grid-style.
For a quick and dirty set of STATIC radio buttons.
I used the Tag field in the Properties window to manually define a value.
If you are using a DB you should probably bind your data to it. You never know when you'll change a key or name.