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How to build an Eloqua form with radio buttons that have independent functionality
By Catherine Funderburg of EmailWrx.com
Page 1 of 5
©EmailWrx.com
This tutorial assumes that you are familiar with Eloqua’s screens and basic
functions. It only covers the high level steps and screens. If you need additional
information, please contact cathy@mailwrx.com.
1 CREATE PICKLIST VALUE CHOICES
Go to Settings by clicking on the Gear icon on
the upper right of your main toolbar
Select Manage Picklists under the Database
Setup module.
Create your Picklist Value Choices by clicking on
the Picklist Icon on the top right of your screen.
Save the Option Value names for future use.
If you do have this link (option) then you do not have the necessary privileges to
complete this process - contact your Eloqua Administrator.
How to build an Eloqua form with radio buttons that have independent functionality
By Catherine Funderburg of EmailWrx.com
Page 2 of 5
©EmailWrx.com
2 ADD RADIO BUTTONS TO YOUR FORM
Create or open your form and click the
Customer Fields tool on the left side of
your screen. A Custom Fields dialog box
will open.
Click, hold, and drag the Radio Buttons
tool onto your form stage.
The Radio Buttons tool will always land
above the Submit button.
You can always re-position the buttons up or down as needed. Close the dialog box so
you can see the right hand tool bar.
Select the text “Radio Button” on the
stage and a blue border will surround the
area with an X on the top right of your
stage. (Keep it selected!)
Re-name the Field Label found on the
top of your tool bar navigator to desired
group name.
How to build an Eloqua form with radio buttons that have independent functionality
By Catherine Funderburg of EmailWrx.com
Page 3 of 5
©EmailWrx.com
Select the Select a List… button at the
bottom of the tool bar navigator.
Do you remember the name of your Picklist? You’ll need this information now!
Select your Picklist from the dialog box.
Take a look at your stage.
The Radio Button Options will now
appear on the stage.
Now, it’s time to add functionality on the Processing portion of the form.
3 EDIT PROCESSING STEPS TO MAKE IT ALL WORK!
Go to the Processing stage by clicking on
the Processing button at the top right of
your screen.
Click the Plus symbol and a fly out menu
will appear.
Double click on Redirect to Web Page.
Repeat this step for each of your Picklist
Value Choices.
This will add the tools that will allow you to modify each button. If you have 3
options, then you will need 3 tools! Rename each step according to the exact picklist
value names. Each picklist item will be processed separately as detailed below:
How to build an Eloqua form with radio buttons that have independent functionality
By Catherine Funderburg of EmailWrx.com
Page 4 of 5
©EmailWrx.com
Double click each processing step and
select Send to an External URL:
Select Always redirect to the same URL
from the dropdown list and enter the
URL of your desired asset
Double click the Conditionally button
Select Form Field from the drop down
list.
The renamed Radio Buttons will appear.
Click, hold, and drag icon to the right
hand side of the dialog box.
How to build an Eloqua form with radio buttons that have independent functionality
By Catherine Funderburg of EmailWrx.com
Page 5 of 5
©EmailWrx.com
Do you still remember the names of your Picklist Value Options? You’ll need them
once again! Hang in there we’re almost done 
Double click on the criteria button.
A new drop down list will appear
below. Select “exactly” and type
the name of the option value.
Click the Close button. Click Close
again. You should now be on the
Processing stage.
The Conditionally button will
appear highlighted.
You’re all done! Don’t forget to
Save, Save, Save…you really don’t
want to do all these steps again.

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  • 1. How to build an Eloqua form with radio buttons that have independent functionality By Catherine Funderburg of EmailWrx.com Page 1 of 5 ©EmailWrx.com This tutorial assumes that you are familiar with Eloqua’s screens and basic functions. It only covers the high level steps and screens. If you need additional information, please contact cathy@mailwrx.com. 1 CREATE PICKLIST VALUE CHOICES Go to Settings by clicking on the Gear icon on the upper right of your main toolbar Select Manage Picklists under the Database Setup module. Create your Picklist Value Choices by clicking on the Picklist Icon on the top right of your screen. Save the Option Value names for future use. If you do have this link (option) then you do not have the necessary privileges to complete this process - contact your Eloqua Administrator.
  • 2. How to build an Eloqua form with radio buttons that have independent functionality By Catherine Funderburg of EmailWrx.com Page 2 of 5 ©EmailWrx.com 2 ADD RADIO BUTTONS TO YOUR FORM Create or open your form and click the Customer Fields tool on the left side of your screen. A Custom Fields dialog box will open. Click, hold, and drag the Radio Buttons tool onto your form stage. The Radio Buttons tool will always land above the Submit button. You can always re-position the buttons up or down as needed. Close the dialog box so you can see the right hand tool bar. Select the text “Radio Button” on the stage and a blue border will surround the area with an X on the top right of your stage. (Keep it selected!) Re-name the Field Label found on the top of your tool bar navigator to desired group name.
  • 3. How to build an Eloqua form with radio buttons that have independent functionality By Catherine Funderburg of EmailWrx.com Page 3 of 5 ©EmailWrx.com Select the Select a List… button at the bottom of the tool bar navigator. Do you remember the name of your Picklist? You’ll need this information now! Select your Picklist from the dialog box. Take a look at your stage. The Radio Button Options will now appear on the stage. Now, it’s time to add functionality on the Processing portion of the form. 3 EDIT PROCESSING STEPS TO MAKE IT ALL WORK! Go to the Processing stage by clicking on the Processing button at the top right of your screen. Click the Plus symbol and a fly out menu will appear. Double click on Redirect to Web Page. Repeat this step for each of your Picklist Value Choices. This will add the tools that will allow you to modify each button. If you have 3 options, then you will need 3 tools! Rename each step according to the exact picklist value names. Each picklist item will be processed separately as detailed below:
  • 4. How to build an Eloqua form with radio buttons that have independent functionality By Catherine Funderburg of EmailWrx.com Page 4 of 5 ©EmailWrx.com Double click each processing step and select Send to an External URL: Select Always redirect to the same URL from the dropdown list and enter the URL of your desired asset Double click the Conditionally button Select Form Field from the drop down list. The renamed Radio Buttons will appear. Click, hold, and drag icon to the right hand side of the dialog box.
  • 5. How to build an Eloqua form with radio buttons that have independent functionality By Catherine Funderburg of EmailWrx.com Page 5 of 5 ©EmailWrx.com Do you still remember the names of your Picklist Value Options? You’ll need them once again! Hang in there we’re almost done  Double click on the criteria button. A new drop down list will appear below. Select “exactly” and type the name of the option value. Click the Close button. Click Close again. You should now be on the Processing stage. The Conditionally button will appear highlighted. You’re all done! Don’t forget to Save, Save, Save…you really don’t want to do all these steps again.