Adding a radio button group element

Radio button groups are logical objects because they have no physical representation on a page. Radio button groups are used to group individual radio buttons. When a set of radio buttons is placed within a radio button group, the user will only be able to select one of the radio buttons contained within the group.

To add a radio button group:

1. Select the form or page in the Title Explorer to which you want to add the radio button group.

2. and do one of the following:

• From the Test & Survey ribbon, click Radio Button Group in the Add Form Element group

• Type Ctrl+Alt+3

A radio button group object is added to the title, along with a set of three radio button objects. Use the controls on the Properties ribbon to configure data submission and the appearance of the form object.

View these topics for additionally information about adding and working with a radio button element:

• Changing the name of a radio button group

• Changing the description of a radio button group

• Viewing the HTML name of a radio button group

• Changing the associated variable name of a radio button group

• Retaining radio button group information between sessions

• Making a radio button group initially hidden

• Placing a radio button group on the top layer

• Specifying the CSS classes of a radio button group

• Specifying the conditions of a radio button group

• Changing the transition properties of a radio button

• Adding an action to a radio button

• Enabling author control on a radio button group

See also:Answer and response variable value formats

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