How do we add branching options?

How do we add branching options?

• A. The Radio element includes an options section for adding options and naming them. In preview, these options are displayed as radio buttons that the user can select one at a time.
• B. Branching is defined by creating separate sub-forms for each option.
• C. Branching is not supported in OmniScripts.
• D. Branching is configured in the global settings.

Answer: (A)

In OmniScript, branching paths are driven by a single-choice input that defines its own options. The Radio element is designed for this: you add an Options section and create each option with a label and a value. In the preview, those options render as radio buttons, and the user can select only one. The selected value determines which path the script follows downstream, typically guiding a Decision or routing element to the appropriate branch. This is the standard way to present multiple paths based on user choice. Other approaches, like making separate sub-forms for each option or configuring in global settings, don’t align with how OmniScript handles branching, and branching is achieved through the flow after the selected option is evaluated.

In OmniScript, branching paths are driven by a single-choice input that defines its own options. The Radio element is designed for this: you add an Options section and create each option with a label and a value. In the preview, those options render as radio buttons, and the user can select only one. The selected value determines which path the script follows downstream, typically guiding a Decision or routing element to the appropriate branch. This is the standard way to present multiple paths based on user choice. Other approaches, like making separate sub-forms for each option or configuring in global settings, don’t align with how OmniScript handles branching, and branching is achieved through the flow after the selected option is evaluated.