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Yeah, its kinda pain to redo the graphics.... "more" slider was really nice, how about you have a hover, like change the cursor to hand, so users will know there's something to click...

This should give some idea of how to add radio buttons with JS..http://www.codingforums.com/archive/index.php?t-26338.htmlSince you mentioned database and records, you must be using a server side scripting, guess it would be simple to create radio buttons using server side scripting languages.... like response.write("<input type='radio'.......") if you are using ASP....

Just felt that its kinda skinny, i mean the center strip looks really thin, guess you can make it a little broader. also the top navigation home, contact.... its just straight forward, you can make it a lil more attractive.....

This should work fine... did you try this??body {background:url('images/topbody.gif') repeat-x;background-color: #B4C6FF;}

ID | Ans1 | Ans2 | Ans3 | .................. | Ans10 | SurveyDateID just to keep track, Ans 1 - 10 --> answers given by user and date just to know when the user took survey.

may be nobody is ready to compete with you, after seeing the drawing you had posted.....

empty-cells: show will not work in IE..... Try this site, It uses for empty cells, but JS is used to replace the empty cell on page load.....http://krijnhoetmer.nl/stuff/css/table-empty-cells/

Try this... <a href="#" onMouseOver='java script:window.status="link 1"; return true'onMouseOut='java script:window.status=" "; return true'onClick="java script:window.location='http://www.google.com'">Masked Link 1</a> | <ahref="#" onClick="java script:window.location='http://www.yahoo.com'"onMouseOver='java script:window.status="link 2"; return true'onMouseOut='java script:window.status=" "; return true' >Masked Link 2</a>

Just google....http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=javascript+editorhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=javascript+ide

Incase you are trying to do it like above, small change is.... use background instead of background-imagebackground: url('images/topbody.gif') repeat-x;

One way is to use in the empty cells.... then border will appear.<td> </td>

There is not such restriction for CSS class names, except, Do NOT start a class name with a number, It will not work in Mozilla/Firefox..... Also its better to use lowercase for CSS too.

When I enter some number in the boxes above the AJAX button and hit that button, first the page is getting refreshed and the numbers are copied to 2nd set of textbox [below] with answer... is that how its supposed to work? i dont think so...

Not working for me in IE 6.....

Did you try their AJAX example, it doesnt seems to working..... http://www.tutorialspoint.com/cgi-bin/ajax...mp;semajax=AJAX

vchris, did you modify something, cos its displaying fine, no overlaps or any mis alignment..... seems like its fixed now.

IE 6

Opened the page now and it shows a very minor mis alignment. do you see the same mistake ben??

Saw that error mentioned by ben3001 yesterday [iE 6] but now its looks fine.....

This was one of the oldest discussions, but now found a interesting article related to this.... Google Bomb Diffused and With it the "Miserable Failure"http://www.tmcnet.com/ce/articles/4793-goo...ble-failure.htm

WOW.... Its really nice.

System Requirements for .NET 2.0http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/aa497338.aspx

This link might help you....http://www.webreference.com/programming/image_map/index.html

If nobody else sees that, then guess it should not be a problem.... should be something to do with screen and display settings..

Thats wierd, does screen resolution matter?? mine's 1152X864