HRGuy | Posts: 2

Radio Buttons

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I am trying to expedite my form creation, and I am working with a lot of radio buttons. I have a question - Is there a way to have an "IF" statement tied to it - If they select "Radio_Yes" then fill out "Text_Explain"?

harishaidary | Posts: 1812

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Hi there, Conditional fields currently are in our enhancement request backlog. Though, there is no ETA on when this enhancement request will eventually be put on the roadmap. I will let you know of any updates.

randybickham | Posts: 1

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Is this a feature that has been added? Can I do any conditional field logic?

psangha | Posts: 7

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Hi , 

What is the best way to reduce the gap between the radio button and text. 

I am facing the following issue while inserting a radio button in Word doc 

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I am using following tag 

{{esl:Signer1:Radio:Group("Frequency"),Value("X"),size(10,10)}}

 

Thanks


Duo_Liang | Posts: 3776

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Hi psangha,

 

Your screenshot was broken, so not sure about your scenario. But in general, when developing with Text Tags feature, we have below suggestions:
(1)try make the text tags smaller font, to save space and to avoid affecting your content layout, also make sure the text tag is within one line.

(2)use offset attribute when you can't put the text tags to the desired position, especially when in Word.

Below is an example in real practice:
The tags I used are:
{{esl_optionA:Signer1:Radio:Group("Frequency"),Value("X"),size(10,10),offset(45,-10)}}

{{esl_optionB:Signer1:Radio:Group("Frequency"),Value(""),size(10,10),offset(45,-10)}}

{{esl_optionC:Signer1:Radio:Group("Frequency"),Value(""),size(10,10),offset(45,-10)}}

I've attached the word I used (tags are size 1 with regular text in size 12) and below screenshot shows you how it looks like after extracted to fields:

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I also marked the Axis for offset values. In first time, you can try extracting the text tags without specifying the offsets, and see how you want to adjust the positions based on the axis above. 

 

Duo

 


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