- From: Liam Quinn <liam@htmlhelp.com>
- Date: Thu, 18 Jun 1998 13:07:42 -0400
- To: jkrieger@cast.org, w3c-wai-gl@w3.org
At 11:55 AM 18/06/98 -0400, Josh Krieger wrote: >I was looking into making Bobby correctly sense LABELS for >radio buttons and I come up with the problem that the text >which the radio button corresponds to is not the same text >that modifies the set of radio button options. In other >words, the radio button set is different than just a textfield, >or textarea. I suggest an alternative strategy where a LABEL >additionally applies to a FIELDSET. i.e., > ><FORM ACTION="foo" METHOD="get"> ><LABEL for="famdogs">Famous dogs: </LABEL> ><FIELDSET id="famdogs"> ><INPUT type="radio" name="dogs" value="male" id="benji" CHECKED> ><LABEL for="benji">Benji</LABEL><BR> ><INPUT type="radio" name="dogs" value="male" id="lassie"> ><LABEL for="lassie">Lassie</LABEL> ></FIELDSET> ><INPUT type="submit" name="submit"> ></FORM> I believe the following is what you want: <FORM ACTION="foo" METHOD="get"> <FIELDSET> <LEGEND>Famous dogs:</LEGEND> <INPUT type="radio" name="dogs" value="male" id="benji" CHECKED> <LABEL for="benji">Benji</LABEL><BR> <INPUT type="radio" name="dogs" value="male" id="lassie"> <LABEL for="lassie">Lassie</LABEL> </FIELDSET> <INPUT type="submit" name="submit"> </FORM> -- Liam Quinn
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