Good morning.. I tried to put up a very simple survey hit yesterday but apparently botched it up. I am not good at HTML any more.. I went into the code and copied the first yes/no a couple times and changed the questions, but one user reported that they could only select ONE yes or no for all 5 questions. Can someone help me with what I figure is a command to put between each question to separate them? Thanks bunches.
Hi, most likely you need to change the "input name" in the source. Here is a sample: <fieldset><label>1. What is your gender? </label> <div class="radio"><label><input name="Gender" type="radio" value="Male" />Male </label></div> <div class="radio"><label><input name="Gender" type="radio" value="Female" />Female </label></div> </fieldset> <section> <fieldset><label>2. What is your hair type? </label> <div class="radio"><label><input name="hair" type="radio" value="Bald" />Bald </label></div> <div class="radio"><label><input name="hair" type="radio" value="Not Bald" />Not Bald </label></div> </fieldset> I just tested it, and in the requester preview if you have the input name that is in bold as the same for both sets of questions, then it will only let you select one radio button between the two questions. So if you have the input name as a different value for each question/set of radio buttons then it should work. Hope that works, let me know!
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