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Sent: October-29-10 5:43 AM
To: CakePHP
Subject: Re: Best Idea Needed
Off topic - I am not really fond of selects, as you can only see the
selected option and you have to open it to see other possible
values.If the number of options per select is just 5 have you
considered
Off topic - I am not really fond of selects, as you can only see the
selected option and you have to open it to see other possible
values.If the number of options per select is just 5 have you
considered using groups of radio buttons? If I understood you
correctly your form could be solved with 9 r
No the options are randomly numbered (not in equal sets of any denomination)
so that idea as good as it would work will not in this case.
Thanks for the input anyways.
Dave
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If the number of options in each select are 5 then you can take the
value and divide by 5 and examine the results
But I suspect it would be a dynamic range - again if the total range
is exactly distributed in 3 selects you can do the validation
mathematically
HTH
Tarique
On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at
Ok this might be hard to explain.
Picture a single form that has multiple selects.
Each select belongs to a section_id so it can range between 1 -5 in its id
value. A Section has many Options and Options belong To Section
Each section_id has many options so to make it clear to understand
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