Radio button problem, Plz helppp

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by hanushh, Oct 1, 2008.

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    I am currently having a problem with some radio buttons on my new site. I cannot click on them.
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    Plz help
     
    hanushh, Oct 1, 2008 IP
  2. Gremelin

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    It could be something simple such as how it's closed; instead of <input type="radio" name="glitter" value="12" />
    try <input type="radio" name="glitter" value="12"></input>; it happens sometimes with some elements and not with others...
     
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  3. hanushh

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    thts also not working
     
    hanushh, Oct 2, 2008 IP
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    What happens when you click them?
    If you click one and then you click another do both of them get checked? :confused:
     
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  5. Stomme poes

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    Your HTML is a mess and using a list in a form... ??? Although I can see how it made sense with a "list of options" so maybe you can wiggle that one.

    The fact that there are a whole bunch of styles just for IE shows there's prolly some garbage coding in there. (I don't mean the Haslayout stuff near the bottom of the <head>, I mean the stuff on the top).

    Get Aardvark for Firefox. Hover over the radios you CAN click, and then over the ones you cannot.

    You cannot click on things if they are covered by something else (even if that something else is invisible, like the transparent edge of a png).

    Strip all the images out, start with plain HTML. Get labels in there-- every input should have a label.

    No, inputs don't get closed like this in HTML: <input></input> (though it would be valid XML). That's not the problem.

    Some of your list items are spilling out of the background. So, I think the way you've positioned all these list items is causing the problem. Removing CSS, you should be able to click on all radios. So start from there and add your styles back in piecemeal. You'll see the offending line of code then.
     
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  6. hanushh

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    very thnx budy
     
    hanushh, Oct 2, 2008 IP