I have created a survey that gets populated by a datastore, Here is the code that generates it:

<div class="col-md-6 form-group">
    <strong>Activities - please check off activites performed by you</strong>
    <?php
    CheckBoxList::create(array(
        "name"=>"Please check off Activities performed.",
        "dataStore"=>$this->dataStore("activity"),
        "dataBind"=>""
    ));
    ?>
</div>

and here is the form it creates.

Instead of the checkbox, I'd like to use a radiobutton for each line that says yes no. Can I use a radio button that toggles yes/no for each line? Please show me how I would change the above code.

But that will cause radio buttons where the choices will be between each activity. I need the choice between yes or no for each activity. Do you understand what I am saying?

here is what I mean. I want the radio choice to be between yes or no. The activities are coming from a datastore.

OK. You asked for an example and I supplied one. Any ideas?

Thanks. I modified my code. As you can see I have both the "old way" and the code above. Below is the result. The new way had an issue with the def of text.

    <?php
    CheckBoxList::create(array(
        "name"=>"Please check off Activities performed.",
        "dataStore"=>$this->dataStore("activity"),
        "dataBind"=>""
    ));
    ?>
    
    <?php
    foreach($this->dataStore("activity") as $i=>$row) {
        echo "<div>";
        echo $row["text"];
        \koolreport\inputs\RadioList::create([
            "name"=>"radio".$i,
            "data"=>[
                "Yes"=>1,
                "No"=>0
            ],
            "display"=>"horizontal"
        ]);
    echo "</div>";
}
    ?>

Thanks. That almost worked. See attached. I can't have a default. Also I'd like the yes/no on the same line (horizontal) as the text. see the example Having the default is a big problem since I am making a ratio of yes to no. I created a "n/a" and set it to 0 and that seems to work. Now if I can just get these to be "activity yes o no o n/a o" that would be great.

That worked well. Is there a way to get them to line up in columns?