Re: Suggestions for Boolean layout?

Yes, that's a simple workaround for now--thanks! I definitely needed a
fresh set of eyes to look at it!

Todd

On Wed, Oct 13, 2004 at 08:11:34PM +0200, Joel Palmius wrote:
> Without having thought much about the consequences, how about staying with 
> CHOICE, or rather a set of CHOICE, but only have one option per block?
> 
> Like:
> 
> <CUSTOM>
>   Which classes are you currently enrolled in?
> </CUSTOM>
> 
> <CHOICE NAME="class1" CAPTION="___" MULTI="yes" />
>   <CHOICEELEMENT VALUE="1" CAPTION="ACC 222" />
> </CHOICE>
> 
> <CHOICE NAME="class2" CAPTION="___" MULTI="yes" />
>   <CHOICEELEMENT VALUE="1" CAPTION="BUS 265" />
> </CHOICE>
> 
> ..
> 
> I mean, in essence this would be the same as a set of booleans when it 
> comes to data downloading.
> 
> Then as another discussion, I am not all that satisfied with the current 
> CSS setup concerning divs and classes and whatnot. It should be 
> restructured anyhow. But the above might work as a workaround right now.
> 
>   // Joel
> 
> 
> On Wed, 13 Oct 2004, Todd Slater wrote:
> 
> >I learned the hard way that CHOICE MULTI="yes" is not always the best
> >way to go if you're going to be running analysis in SPSS. I realized
> >that what I really wanted was a series of BOOLEAN questions. However I
> >can't seem to get a decent layout which is depressing cause I claim to
> >"know" CSS ;P
> >
> >Here's what I'm after:
> >
> >Which class(es) are you currently enrolled in?
> >___ ACC 222
> >___ BUS 265
> >
> >Looking at the HTML source, it looks like the following CSS classes are
> >in play here, in order of appearance:
> >
> >BOOLEAN - the whole question/section
> >BOOLEANcap - in this case ACC 222 and BUS 265
> >BOOLEANelm - included in another div and includes the checkbox
> >BOOLEANcheckbox - style for the checkbox
> >
> >In this example I used a CUSTOM section for the question rather than the
> >caption. The default layout for BOOLEAN questions is:
> >
> >Caption/Question
> >____
> >
> >Basically what I'm after is the same layout as a multi CHOICE but using
> >BOOLEAN instead. Has anybody ran into this that can offer some suggestions?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Todd
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