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Posted by SpaceGirl on 07/23/05 02:22
Martin wrote:
> Hmmm - lets try this again with the correct title :(
>
>
> I have a page that has some radio buttons on it (<input
> type="radio">); there is also a text field (<input type="text">). When
> the user clicks one of the radio buttons, I would like to show the
> selected button's index number in the text field.
>
> I realize this would be trivial by using a script but I'd like to do
> it without a script (to accomodate "scriptless" users).
>
> Is there any way to do this?
>
> TIA
No it cannot be done. Anything that changes the content cannot be done
without *some* sort of scripting (the exception being :hover in CSS,
which CAN be used to add sort-of interactivity... except it doesnt work
in IE apart from on hyperlinks).
HTML is "dumb". Once it is rendered that's it. You can do anything else
to it without scripting as it's just a page full of text codes in reality.
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