TOPIC: Selection Limits for a Radio box

The video tutorials do not yet cover this area. I have a custom field that will give a discount to students. The Selected value is Regular Member (no discount) but if they select the Student radio box there is a discount. So what do I enter for the Selection limit. I do not want them to be able to check more than one box (its either regular or student)

So, just need to know how I input that in the selection limit. Just a 1 or something simple like that?

Thank you,

T

First, if you are using radio buttons, the user will not be able to choose more than one option. That is the point of a radio button. Checkboxes are when the user can pick multiple options. You said "radio box" so I'm not sure which one you are using. For your example, you should NOT use checkboxes... use radio buttons.

The selection limits are for limiting how many times each option is able to be chosen for that event out of all registrants. So if your values are:

Regular Member|Student

The selection limits would be:

0|0

You have to have a limit given for each option. Use 0 for unlimited, which is what I assume you will want to do. If you put in "1" for a limit, once a user chooses it, that option would not show anymore for other users.

Hope you understand now

Ok, that is much clearer now. Yes, it is a radio button and I would assume that by default you could only select one or the other. But I had to enter some value to finish the custom field. 0|0 is correct for me thanx.