Another question, How would this script differentiate between the radio buttons. WHat I mean is this , it is one question with 4 selections so, since they are radio buttons they are all F1, if the user chooses that last radio button "other" I want the text box to be mandatory.
thanks
hi, that code generates this error:
line 28:
document.Form has no properties.
This is what I put in the header:
<SCRIPT language=JavaScript>
<!-- Begin
if (document.Form.F1.checked &&
!document.Form.F2.value) {
alert("Please enter text.");
}
// End -->
</SCRIPT>
Tarwin, thanks for the help, but I can still select more then one in all the questions. I tried to modify the script a little, but it was no help! err, this is sooo frustrating, there has to be a way?!
Any other ideas??
Thanks so much!
Hello all,
I have to develop a usability survey for a website. Some of the questions are supposed to allow the user to choose more then one answer thus calling for checkboxes. Other questions are allowed only one answer, requiring radio buttons, correct? This is the dilemma - we wan the...
No, it works fine as I presented it above, it's when I add the <a href="xxx"> to "rates are to high" that I get an error.
Any advice?
I have set of arrays, one of which has to be a link. Everytime I do it my code generates an error, this is the example:
var arrayOfData2 = ["Rates are too high", "Rates are too low"];
How would I make the Rates are too high a link?
Thanks, I'll try that.
Perhaps you can help with another problem that I am having, with an 800x600 screen resolution some of the links on the right do not work. They all work perfectly at 1024x768. Any idea why?
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