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will result in the labels at right being displayed. Labels can contain spaces, long text, arbitrary characters etc. When the form is submitted, it's the value at left that is actually submitted. So, if the user clicks on the "Choose Red" option, the value that is submitted will be "1". In this way, you can display whatever descriptive options you want while still submitting meaningful values to the system. This is particularly useful for dynamic options e.g. Product Codes and Names that are populated from a database. The Dynamic Options feature makes it possible for the designer to populate dynamic options from a web service i.e. database connector without requiring a business rule.
Radio/Checkbox/Dropdown Comment (Other choice)
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