Radio Component Classic Styling

The Radio component inserts radio buttons on the canvas.

The Radio component is supported in the Input view and is found in the Data Entry section of the Components tray.

Radio Component

See Add Board Components for details about adding components to a view.

Settings

Radio Settings Window

The following settings are available.

Radio Settings fields
Field	Description	Procedure
Label	A unique identifier that briefly describes the radio button set on the user interface.	Enter between 2 - 50 alphanumeric characters, excluding special characters
DB Field Name	A unique identifier that briefly describes the component in the database table.	Enter between 2 - 50 alphanumeric characters, excluding special characters
Help Text	The tooltip that appears when the pointer is over the radio buttons.	Enter between 2 - 50 alphanumeric characters, excluding special characters
Options	The radio button characteristics.	Do any of the following actions: Click + Value to insert a new line (radio button). Click the Pencil icon to edit the Label or Value for the radio button. Click the checkmark to accept the input. Click the X to cancel the input. Click the Delete icon to delete the radio button from the set. Drag the double-ellipsis up or down to change the order of the radio buttons.
Conditional Settings	The component only appears when certain conditions in relation to another component are met.	See Add a Conditional Component.

The following actions are available when you select any component on the canvas in the Board Workspace when working with Classic Styling.

Actions descriptions
Name	Description	Procedure
Settings	Opens the Settings dialog. You can modify the component’s settings, such as label, database field name, help text, style, and conditional settings.	In Design mode, click the component on the canvas. A toolbar appears on the top right. Click the Settings icon. Modify the fields as needed. Click Done.
Move		This icon is not used. To move the component, click and drag it to its new location.
Clone	Copies the current component and its settings, then pastes it after the current component.	In Design mode, click the component on the canvas. A toolbar appears on the top right. Click the Clone icon. The component's Settings dialog opens. Edit the settings for the cloned component. Click Done.
Delete	Deletes the selected component.	In Design mode, click the component on the canvas. A toolbar appears on the top right. Click the Delete icon.