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Sets the choices that are displayed by a checkgroup or list when the user can select one or more of the choices. When the form is processed, an individual check or cell item is automatically generated to represent each choice. |
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Sets the choices that are displayed by a checkgroup, radiogroup, list, popup, or combobox. The xforms:select1 option limits users to selecting one of the choices. |
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Comboboxes act like a hybrid of a field and a popup. |
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With some limitations, the cell item can be used instead of xforms:select1 or xforms:select to populate combobox, list and popup items |
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Creates a popup menu from which users can make selections from a list or trigger actions such as enclosing a file or submitting the form. |
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Intended for use with one or more other radio items. A group of radio buttons presents users with a set of mutually exclusive choices. Each radio button represents one choice the user can make. |
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Creates a list box from which users can make selections from a list or trigger actions such as enclosing a file or submitting the form. |
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Creates a group of radio buttons. This is useful if you want to create a list of options from which the user may select only one choice. |
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Provides a simple check box to record a selected or not selected answer from a user. A selected check box appears filled while a deselected box appears empty. |
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Creates a group of check boxes. This is useful if you want to create a list of options and allow the user to select some of them. You can configure a checkgroup to allow only one selection, or to allow any number of selections. |
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Radio lists are used to present an entire set of mutually exclusive choices. The radio lists are grouped together and only one button from the group can be selected at a time. |
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Check boxes can be used individually or as part of a list. When part of a list, check boxes give the user the option of selecting multiple items. |
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Radio lists are used to present an entire set of mutually exclusive choices. The radio lists are grouped together and only one button from the group can be selected at a time. |
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Check boxes can be used individually or as part of a list. When part of a list, check boxes give the user the option of selecting multiple items. |