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The “Radio Buttons” Option
If you look carefully at the result in the previous examples, you will see checkboxes next to each option and a “Separators” box at the bottom. If you wish the the options are mutually exclusive so that the user cannot select more than one choice, use ‘radio buttons’ option. Simply add the word “(radio)*” (parenthesis and closing '*' required) next to the word 'Options'.)
Structure:
<<*Options(radio)* . . .
Example:
<<*Options(radio)*Ship FedEx/Ship Standard Ground/Hold for Pickup/Out of Stock*As per your request, the widgets will be shipped by Federal Express and we will bill you for the extra cost of shipping./As per your request, we will send the widgets by standard ground transport. This may take 3 to 5 additional days./As per your request, we will hold the widgets for pickup by your courier./The widgets you have ordered are not currently in stock. We will ship them as soon as possible. If we have not shipped within 5 days of this date, you will have the option to cancel the order.>> |
This is the result:
Options presentation with 'radio' buttons. (Compare to above)
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