Do not use the OptionsGroup control.
Do not use the OptionsGroup control. Use these controls instead
Selectors let the user choose options from a set of existing values. Choose the control best suited to your needs
- CheckBox - a choice to switch between 2 mutually exclusive options (on/off, enable/disable) or to indicate a subordinate setting (I agree to terms) when paired with another control opt in to a single choice. For example, use a single CheckBox for "I agree" instead of a different control where the user chooses between "I agree" and "I don't agree".
- TriStateCheckBox - can be checked, not checked or partially checked to indicate the checked state of children items in a hierarchy.
- DropDown - a single choice between a large number of options. The DropDown control is also used on a smaller set of options where the default option is recommended for most users. The DropDown control can also be used to make multiple selections from a set of options.
- OptionsGroup - No longer recommended
- RadioButtons - a single choice between 2-7 equally weighted options
- LocationDropDown - a single choice between Azure regions
- SubscriptionDropDown - a single choice between subscriptions for the current user
- ResourceGroupDropDown - a single choice between resource groups for the current user. Also enables creating a new resource group.
For filtering, use the Pill control
Do not use the OptionsGroup control
- Use a different control like CheckBox, DropDown or RadioButtons instead of this control
- Don't use the OptionsGroup control