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Get label of radiobutton field

Function: Get label of radiobutton field​

This action helps you retrieve the text (label) of the option that a user has selected in a Radio Button Field on your application's screen. Once retrieved, this label is saved into a variable, ready for you to use in other parts of your application, like displaying it in a message or saving it to a database.

Input​

  • UI element: The specific Radio Button Field component on your application's screen from which you want to get the selected option's label. This must be a Radio Button Field component.

Output​

  • Answer label: The name of the variable where the selected option's label (text) will be stored. By default, this variable is named RADIOBUTTON_FIELD_ANSWER_LABEL, but you can change it to something more descriptive if needed.

Execution Flow​

Real-Life Examples​

Here are some ways you can use the "Get label of radiobutton field" action in your application:

Example 1: Displaying a user's choice in a confirmation message​

Imagine you have a form where users select their preferred contact method (Email, Phone, SMS) using a Radio Button Field. After they submit the form, you want to show a confirmation message that includes their chosen method.

  • Inputs:
    • UI element: "Preferred Contact Method (Radio Button Field)"
  • Result: If the user selected "Email", the variable RADIOBUTTON_FIELD_ANSWER_LABEL will contain the text "Email". You can then use this variable in a message like: "Thank you! Your preferred contact method is: Email."

Example 2: Saving a survey response to a database​

You're building a customer satisfaction survey where users rate their experience (Excellent, Good, Fair, Poor) using a Radio Button Field. You want to save their exact rating text into your database.

  • Inputs:
    • UI element: "Customer Satisfaction Rating (Radio Button Field)"
    • Answer label: CustomerRatingText (custom variable name)
  • Result: If the user selected "Good", the variable CustomerRatingText will contain "Good". You can then use this CustomerRatingText variable to update a record in your customer database.

Example 3: Triggering conditional logic based on a selection​

Suppose you have a product configuration page where users choose a "Subscription Type" (Basic, Standard, Premium) via a Radio Button Field. If they select "Premium", you want to display additional options.

  • Inputs:
    • UI element: "Subscription Type (Radio Button Field)"
  • Result: If the user selected "Premium", the variable RADIOBUTTON_FIELD_ANSWER_LABEL will contain "Premium". You can then set up a condition: "If RADIOBUTTON_FIELD_ANSWER_LABEL is 'Premium', then show the 'Premium Features' section."