Display a Combo Box as Radio Button

Reto, could you please post a mock-up (perhaps created using Word) of what you are trying to accomplish and maybe a bit of an explanation of the use case?

Sure instead of a drop down list or check box like this for Enable/disable

I want to show a radio button like this here 

for "Forwarding address:" so that the user needs to select either Enable or Disable

Reto

Would checkboxes work for your use case?

By way of example, a use case I have dealt with lately is Office 365 additional licenses so things like Project, Visio etc.

I added a checkbox for each of these to a tab in user properties so they be easily turned "on" or "off"

You get the checkboxes by creating a series of stored Boolean virtual attributes for each item and adding that to the web UI.

Here's how it looks in the Web UI (the annotations containing the virtual attribute names are obviously not there in the actual UI)

Would checkboxes work for your use case?

By way of example, a use case I have dealt with lately is Office 365 additional licenses so things like Project, Visio etc.

I added a checkbox for each of these to a tab in user properties so they be easily turned "on" or "off"

You get the checkboxes by creating a series of stored Boolean virtual attributes for each item and adding that to the web UI.

Here's how it looks in the Web UI (the annotations containing the virtual attribute names are obviously not there in the actual UI)

Thanks, this is what I did so far. Just the Customer asked to implement it in the same way as it is on Exchange

JohnnyQuest , I'm also curious if a radio button is possible. Example: One attribute, two possible values (Choice1 and Choice2), but only one can be chosen. I know it can be done with checkboxes and maybe 'checkproperties' logic, but radio buttons give it a different experience.