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Discover how to transform `select` dropdowns into radio buttons for better user interaction in HTML forms.
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Convert select Options to Radio Buttons in HTML Forms

When designing forms, it’s important to make choices as intuitive as possible for users. Sometimes, a select dropdown isn’t the best way to present options, especially when there are only two or three choices. In this guide, we’ll explore how to effectively convert select dropdowns into radio buttons, enhancing user experience.

Understanding the Problem

The initial code snippet contains a select element with two options: "Shipable" and "Suggestion". The user wants to replace this dropdown with radio buttons while retaining dynamic checking functionality based on the model's parameters. Here’s the outline of our task:

Current Format: Using a select tag with options.

Desired Format: Presenting the same choices as radio buttons.

The Solution

Converting the existing code to use radio buttons involves a few modifications. Let’s break down the necessary changes step by step.

Step 1: Structure the Labels and Inputs

Replace the select element with radio buttons. Each option will be a label containing an input element of type radio. Here’s how to write the structure in HTML:

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Step 2: Handling Dynamic States

By using the @if statement, you can dynamically set which radio button is selected based on the model parameter for APPROVALSTATUS.

Example Implementation

Here’s the final and improved code that includes a simplified approach to the checked attribute:

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Key Benefits of Using Radio Buttons

User Engagement: Radio buttons are visually distinct, making quick selection easier for users.

No Overlap: Unlike dropdowns, radio buttons do not overlap, allowing users to see all available choices at once.

Clarity: Each option is clearly labeled, preventing any confusion.

Conclusion

Transforming select dropdowns into radio buttons is an excellent way to enhance user interactivity in forms. By following the steps outlined above, you can easily create a more dynamic and user-friendly experience. Utilizing radio buttons not only simplifies the form but also adds clarity for users, guiding them towards making selections effortlessly.

Embrace these changes to improve your forms and elevate the user experience. Happy coding!