V25.2.0

Now, when you use form elements that accept multiple values (such as Drop-down Lists, Checkboxes, or Radio components), you can dynamically set their values using the .Items suffix attached to the corresponding argument within the Arguments dictionary. Take a Drop-down List element inside a form as an example. The argument that binds data to this element will be automatically added to the activity's Arguments dictionary. This argument will be a list of type string and will have .Items appended to it. You can then pass a list of strings as a value to bind them to the Drop-down List element. For instance, if your Drop-down List element has a groceryList field key, the groceryList.Items key will be automatically inserted into the Arguments dictionary.