I’m setting up a standard v17 one-column web form in a Notes database. The first button in the first set of radio buttons has the behavior seen below:1) It’s larger than the rest and shifted left.
It stays marked even when I pick another button, though it does get ignored as if unselected.
I’ve tried lots of different variations on this with no luck. For example, if I flip the two sets then it is still the first button in the (new) first one that displays wrongly. And if I change the first field to a combox, then the second field displays this behavior as the first set of radio buttons it hits.
Has anyone else seen behavior like this or have any ideas? Thanks.
Subject: Sorry about that - yes it’s IBM’s standard for w3 and www
I’ve already trashed my page, but generically it looks something like this. CSS takes care of formatting, but this one thing I described earlier seems to get wrecked. I’m trying to figure out where the problem would be - something in the classes or something in the Domino HTTP Server (or whatever that is called these days) or something I did wrong. I followed “the rules” closely, so I’m guess it’s something in one of the other two places.
Because they have different names they are considered independent radio buttons, ie not linked to each other. So pushing one, won’t have any effect on the other.