I am not quite familiar with the google docs form. My sister requests to make her multiple choice options in her survey form appear horizontal just like this form (see image below)
Now my question is, how can I make horizontal multiple choice options? If it is done with a script/markup language it's fine for me.
choose linear scale instead of multiple choice
after that press preview and you will get the request result
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I use a multiple-choice grid in a google form. How can I dieactivated all checkboxes in this form?
I started to do some tests with the Google Forms configurations and settings.
Sadly it would not be possible to remove the checkboxes as you suggest. Mainly due to the way the Forms interface works or is presented, for example:
Due to the rows and columns functionality. It might be a better idea to introduce a drop down menu if you still want to provide multiple choices, for example:
I can see an option in the future to change the style or design of the multiple choices. You can send feedback for something similar in the future here:
https://www.googlecloudcommunity.com/gc/Feature-Ideas/cmp-p/grouphub:workspace-ideas-group
Or
Click on the help icon (at the bottom of the form) and select the option to report a problem to send a suggestion or feedback.
References
https://support.google.com/docs/answer/7322334
My application needs a sidebar that shows a list of options and highlights the selected one. I do not want a drop-down as that requires the user to click it first before all the options can be seen.
This is the sort thing I have in mind (example from w3schools website):
I opened up the Firefox DevTools and saw they used <a> elements, however I don't believe this to be the correct approach for my app as it as a SPA and as such does not have separate pages.
What would be the most semantic way to write the markup?
I'm not really sure how to ask this question, or whether it's even possible. I have previously built an android app that searched for data within a specific webpage and returned the data to the app. This app worked perfectly for over a year until the website in question performed a site wide session of prettying itself up, and in doing so, inadvertently breaking my app.
Within the new designed website, a dropdown menu has been added, which has several selections:
'Show20News',
'Show50News',
'Show100News',
'Show250News',
'Show500News'
The default selection is 'Show20News', and what I want is to make a selection of 'Show500News' instead. However, I want to append the selection to the URL, rather than manually selecting it. I have contacted the websites web team who just can't seem to understand what I am asking for, hence my visit here.
The website link:
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news?tab=news-explorer&results=500&indices=AXX&sources=RNS&period=daily
What I'd like to achieve is adding the 'Show500News' selection from the dropdown menu to the end of the above URL, to avoid the manual process of getting the same results.
If you take a look at the source code of the link above, you will notice that there is no code that represents the possible selections. It is this that has me stumped. If possible I'm hoping that someone maybe able to nudge me in the right direction, or at least tell me if and why it's not possible. Thanks.
I'm looking for a way for my website to not change the image displayed to the user when the image is changed on the backend (assuming they do not refresh the page). Is there an easy way to do this?
Context/more detail:
I'm designing a plotting utility to be used by students which should display an image made based on their entered data (through a form fed to a PHP script).
However, they may be using this tool simultaneously, and if another student makes a plot, the first student's plot will be overwritten, even if they don't refresh the page.
I would like to make this not occur, so students can "keep" their plots. But, all my searching yields ways to force a refresh, not to force NOT refreshing.
The page in question is HTML (mostly a PHP script that takes their data inputs from a form and makes an image of it, and then the image tag).
Is there some sort of standard solution that I (as a non-web-developer) could easily implement?
(Also, since they are repeatedly making plots, I would prefer to do this without caching their old plots.)
I have multiple html forms on a page and noticed that if the user is tabbing between form elements they can also end up tabbing between forms which I don't want to happen.
I've read the answer about forms that are not being used given here:
Multiple forms on one HTML page: how to restrict tabbing to a single form?
I'm wondering if there is now a better way to keep form elements knowingly grouped together y the browser so that tabbing will loop between elements within the same form only. One would think the use of the form tag would suffice but clearly this was something that went over the head of those browser vendors we all know and love.
Edit: This is for a webapp not a desktop website.
You probably found a solution already but hope it will help others.
I had similar problem and created tiny jQueryUI plugin that limits fields that TAB affects. you use it simply:
$(".someGroup").tabGuard();
and that will make tab iterate over fields inside of .someGroup wrapper. This way you can group various forms on a page and the one in focus will keep iterating on TAB or Shift+TAB if that makes sense. Find it here:
http://tomaszegiert.seowebsolutions.com.au/tabguard/index.htm
I hope someone will find it useful.