Create a simple web form with radio buttons

You can use the Designer to create basic HTML forms with radio buttons.

About this task

Note: You can create HTML forms for use only in the Workflow client Task List and in the Mobile Task List.

Procedure

  1. In the navigator, click Global Displays.
  2. From the Forms folder, add a new form, or select a form from the Forms list.
  3. In the Displays panel, click Display Editor.
  4. On the Overview tab, select Use the Designer tab to create a simple web form.
  5. Click Save.
  6. Click the Designer tab.
  7. In the Form Fields section, click the Radio Buttons form control to add the field to your form.
    You can add multiple text fields, as well as other form controls. Each text control is labelled and numbered in the Name field in sequence; for example, RadioButtons1, RadioButtons2, and so on.
    The Layout area displays the basic configuration for your form.
  8. Optional: To move fields around the Layout area, select the field to drag and drop it to a different location within the panel.
  9. Optional: To delete a field, select it, and then click Delete.
  10. In the Properties section, you can configure the form fields.
    1. In the Name field, enter a unique identifier by modifying the existing text.
      Note: You can view the name of the field property when you add a Form activity to a workflow in the Workflow Editor. You can then bind a value to this property.
    2. In the Label field, enter descriptive text on the form control that is displayed to the operator.
    3. From the Required drop-down list, select one of the following options:
      • True, to ensure the operator enters a value in the form. If no value is entered, the form cannot be submitted.
      • False, to give the operator the option to enter a value in the form. If no value is entered, there is no effect on form submission.
    4. Required: In the Options field, enter one or more values that is viewable to an operator during run time as a drop-down list.
    5. Click Save to populate the Default Option drop-down list.
    6. Optional: From the Default Option drop-down list, select an entry from your Options list to indicate which item you want the operator to interact with first.
    The default option is (none). If you do not change this value, there is no option selected in the run-time form.
  11. Click Save.