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Is there a macro that creates an option (radio button) list in a Confluence template

Hi

I am creating a template for a standard form that we use.

When a user creates a new form, there are a couple of places where they have to select on from a list of options. I am thinking of something like the radio buttons in Windows type applications.

Is there a macro or add-on what will create a small group of radio buttons?

(I've looked through the online documentation but maybe I haven't asked the right question).

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Fabienne Gerhard

Hi @Steve Lewis,

not sure about radio buttons - but did you think about using a variable and create a dropdown. Choose $VAR and you get the options "Text", "Multiline Text", and "List". When choosing "List" just type all the options you want, separated by commas.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/create-a-template-296093779.html#CreateaTemplate-Templatevariables

Maybe that's a good idea because in the next step (when the template is used) only the option choosen will be seen in the final article.

Adrián Plaza [DEISER]

Hi @Steve Lewis,

If you look out of the box in the marketplace you can find different APP's that allow creating this kind of fields, like for example:

I hope this helps you, Cheers,

Adrián.

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Fabienne Gerhard

Hi @Steve Lewis,

not sure about radio buttons - but did you think about using a variable and create a dropdown. Choose $VAR and you get the options "Text", "Multiline Text", and "List". When choosing "List" just type all the options you want, separated by commas.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/create-a-template-296093779.html#CreateaTemplate-Templatevariables

Maybe that's a good idea because in the next step (when the template is used) only the option choosen will be seen in the final article.

Adrián Plaza [DEISER]

Hi @Steve Lewis,

If you look out of the box in the marketplace you can find different APP's that allow creating this kind of fields, like for example:

I hope this helps you, Cheers,

Adrián.

Thanks - that will meet the requirement.

No worries

Steve

Fabienne Gerhard

You're welcome - happy that I could help

Thanks for the links

No worries

Steve

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