Selection controls
This section covers selection control elements, that lets you set up input elements with predefined options
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This section covers selection control elements, that lets you set up input elements with predefined options
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Selection control elements are input elements that let your users make a choice from a preselected set of options. This ranges from a simple yes/no answer to picking one or more records from the database or other data sources.
The Checkbox element is the most basic selection control element which simply returns a yes or a no depending on whether the box is checked or not.
The Radio button element is similar to the checkbox, but allows you to add more than one option. You can set up a static list of text options (in the example below we have used the texts Option 1, Option 2 and Option 3) or you can fetch a list of Things from the database and display one of their fields as the label.
The Dropdown element, similarly to the Radio button element lets you give your users one choice out of a selection of texts or from the database.
The search box element lets you set up a flexible text search for database records. The element looks like a regular input field but quickly and dynamically returns search results as the user types.
The Slider input element lets your users select a numerical value out of a range. You can set a minimum and a maximum value and the value of each step.
The Multiselect dropdown element lets your users select multiple choices from a list of texts or records from the database. They choose the item from a dropdown list or search for them by typing.
The element returns a list of whichever type of data you specify.
The Multiselect dropdown element is a plugin. It's made by Bubble but it needs to be installed in your app before you can use it. Search for Multiselect dropdown in the plugin store to install it.
