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    String Selector

    The String Selector widget can be used to display string options in various selection forms including a dropdown menu, as radio buttons, or a set of checkboxes.

    String selector example

    Configuration Options

    • Label
      • Sets an optional label for the widget. This text is displayed across the top of the widget.
    • Option generation
      • Static: manually enter in and reorder option values by using the ‘Add selector option’ button
      • Dynamic: select an existing or create a new string array variable to be used to generate options for the widget.
    • Selection
      • The widget can be set to either allow for a single option selection or multiple option selections.
      • Selected value: output variable of the widget, storing the user’s selected option(s). If the selection is set to ‘Single’, the output variable will be a string variable. If the selection is set to ‘Multiple’, the output variable will be a string array variable.
      • Selection display
        • If the selection is set to ‘Single’, the widget may be displayed as either a dropdown or as radio buttons.
          • Dropdown
            • Disable clearing of dropdown options: can be toggled on to disable clearing of the selected dropdown option
            • Placeholder: by default, “Select an option...“ will be used as the placeholder text displayed on the widget when no selection has been made. A custom placeholder value can be defined via the ‘Custom’ option.
          • Radio buttons
            • Radio buttons layout: the layout of the options can be set to display vertically, horizontally, or in a grid formation with a specified number of columns.
        • If the selection is set to ‘Multiple’, the widget may be displayed as either a dropdown or as checkboxes.
          • Dropdown
            • Allow creating new options: can be toggled on to allow users to create new options to be added to the dropdown. Any user-created options will be italicized.
            • Placeholder: by default, “Search options...” will be used as the placeholder text displayed on the widget when no selection has been made. A custom placeholder value can be defined via the ‘Custom’ option.
          • Checkboxes
            • Checkboxes layout: the layout of the options can be set to display vertically, horizontally, or in a grid formation with a specified number of columns.