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Hello _SjG_,

We recently talked in the IRC about adding
after radio and checkbox items, that way they were listed in a line, rather than just meddled up all together on a single line.

I would like to know how to do this, as a quick fix, as i know you are busy with work and all and that you are pressured for the release of Form Builder. Others may reply. I need this as soon as possible.

This did not work (in RadioGroupInput.class.php):
        echo CMSModule::CreateInputRadioGroup($id, $this->Alias, $opts, $this->Value,$this->mod_globals->UseIDAndName?'id="'.$this->Alias.$i.'"':'');
        echo "
";

- Bobby

what's the diff. between
that way they were listed in a line, rather than just meddled up all together on a single line.
are you talking about 'check box group'

    mark

What I want is (Where # is the checkbox or the radio button):
# Good
# Bad
# Ok

Where now It is:
# Good # Bad # Ok

check this form

  mark

Im talking about the checkbox and radio button groups, their just in clusters and are not listed in a list like the example i gave above. The textboxes are like that by default, but im not interested in customising those.

tmhai wrote: What I want is (Where # is the checkbox or the radio button):
# Good
# Bad
# Ok

Where now It is:
# Good # Bad # Ok

maksbud wrote: check this form

  mark

http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http% ... estionaire

http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http% ... online.php

<form id="m2moduleform-1" name="m2moduleform-1" method="post" action="index.php"

there is no attribute "name".

For what it's worth, the solution was to edit modules/FeedbackForm/classes/RadioGroupInput.class.php and change line 45 from to
In FormBuilder, you'll have to edit a smarty template.

Maybe you can add a class into the input-tags (e.g. class="line"). Then you have to add tis code to your CSS: It's a quick-shot, don't know if it works. 

[EDIT]
And now, I tested it: No, it doesn't work. Sorry. One reason: The input-tags are all in one seperated table-cell.