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Posted by Chuck Anderson on 04/26/06 22:44
Garry Jones wrote:
>I am using a form that uses php code.
>
>On it I have the following radio buttons.
>
><td width="250" valign="top">
>Choice1<input type="radio" value="FV1 140km - 300kr" name="fardvag<?= $dna
>?>" ><br>
>Choice2<input type="radio" value="FV2 88km - 280kr" name="fardvag<?= $dna
>?>"><br>
>Choice3<input type="radio" value="FV3 35km - 160kr" name="fardvag<?= $dna
>?>"><br>
>Choice4<input type="radio" value="TOM" checked name="fardvag<?= $dna ?>" >
></td>
>
>Is there any php code that I can use that will display a help bubble text
>over each of the four choices.
>
>If it can not be done with php can anyone point me a more appropiate
>newsgroup.
>
>Thanks for any help
>
>Garry Jones
>Sweden
>
>
Php works on the server, so it can not do this.
The simplest way I know is to use some basic HTML. Put title="help
bubble text" within in each <input ...>. Users will have to hover over
the actual radio button to get the help bubble.
If you want people to see it when hovering over the word "Choicen," too,
put it and each radio button within a div and put the title attribute in
the div tag.
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