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13 years 4 months ago #53433 by Mazi
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This is not a real error and won't cause problems. It's inserted by Limesurvey (so not question or template sepecific).

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13 years 4 months ago - 13 years 4 months ago #53445 by phpsurvey
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The fact is, that the problem exits with the Internet Explorer and there must be a solution.

Validator shows:
Code:
 
Result: 5 Fehler / 0 Warnungen
 
line 39 column 122 - Fehler: there is no attribute "autocomplete"
line 161 column 59 - Fehler: document type does not allow element "div" here
line 162 column 59 - Fehler: document type does not allow element "div" here
line 163 column 59 - Fehler: document type does not allow element "div" here
line 164 column 59 - Fehler: document type does not allow element "div" here
 
    $('.qRow1').wrapAll('<div id="inlineWrapper1" />');
 
change to
 
 $('.qRow1').wrapAll('<div id="inlineWrapper1"> </div>');
 
and IE shows no error
 

I don't understand you. If you would test
with IE you would see that the error exists and solved by changing the div tag.
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13 years 4 months ago #53458 by phpsurvey
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lol its totaly curios:


if you just change the first line and the problem is solved

$('div[name="qRow1"]').wrapAll($('#inlineWrapper1'));

to

$('.qRow1').wrapAll('<div id="inlineWrapper1"> </div>');

but when I change all lines, everything is displaced

but don't ask me why ...?????? I just want to start my survey. I hate the IE...

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13 years 4 months ago #53460 by tpartner
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I am in the process of modifying this for IE8

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13 years 4 months ago #53489 by phpsurvey
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I'm curious about it.
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13 years 4 months ago #53534 by tpartner
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I have updated the code in the workaround to work in IE8 and to be a little more XHTML valid.

The new code is:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8">
 
    $(document).ready(function() {
 
        /*********** 
        Display multiple questions side by side
        ***********/
 
        if ($('div.qRow1').length == 0) {
 
            //////// Add question classes for later use ////////
 
            // Give questions row specific attributes so we can easily manipulate them by row
            $('#question190, #question191, #question192, #question193, #question194').addClass('qRow1 inlineQuestion');
            $('#question195, #question196, #question197, #question198, #question199').addClass('qRow2 inlineQuestion');
            $('#question200, #question201, #question202, #question203, #question204').addClass('qRow3 inlineQuestion');
            $('#question205, #question206, #question207, #question208, #question209').addClass('qRow4 inlineQuestion');
 
            // Give questions column specific classes so we can easily manipulate them by column
            $('#question190, #question195, #question200, #question205').addClass('qCol1');
            $('#question191, #question196, #question201, #question206').addClass('qCol2');
            $('#question192, #question197, #question202, #question207').addClass('qCol3');
            $('#question193, #question198, #question203, #question208').addClass('qCol4');
            $('#question194, #question199, #question204, #question209').addClass('qCol5');
 
            //////// Survey layout manipulation ////////
 
            // Fix the width of the survey
            $( 'table.outerframe' ).css({
                'width': '900px'
            });
 
            // Wrap each row in a div
            $('.qRow1').wrapAll('<div id="inlineWrapper1" />');
            $('.qRow2').wrapAll('<div id="inlineWrapper2" />');
            $('.qRow3').wrapAll('<div id="inlineWrapper3" />');
            $('.qRow4').wrapAll('<div id="inlineWrapper4" />');
 
            // Style the wrapper divs
            $( '#inlineWrapper1, #inlineWrapper2, #inlineWrapper3, #inlineWrapper4' ).css({
                'width': '850px',
                'margin': '0 auto 0 auto',
                'clear': 'both'
            });
 
            // Get all the questions to sit politely side by side
            $( '.qRow1, .qRow2, .qRow3, .qRow4' ).css({
                'float': 'left'    
            });
            $( '.inlineQuestion .survey-question-help' ).parent().hide();
 
            //////// Column manipulation ////////
 
            // Set the column widths - can be set individually if necessary
            // Must add up to less than 100%
            $( '.qCol1' ).css({
                'width': '12%'
            });
            $( '.qCol2, .qCol3, .qCol4, .qCol5' ).css({
                'width': '22%'
            });
 
            //////// Question manipulation ////////
 
            // Hide the answer element in boilerplate questions
            $( 'div.boilerplate td.answer' ).parent().hide();
 
            // Hide the question text elements in non-boilerplate questions
            $('div.text-short td.questiontext, div.list-dropdown td.questiontext, div.yes-no td.questiontext, div.numeric td.questiontext').parent().hide();
 
            // Push the question tables to 100%
            $( 'div.qRow1 table, div.qRow2 table, div.qRow3 table, div.qRow4 table' ).css({
                'width': '100%'
            });
 
            // Get everything to line up nicely vertically
            $( 'td.questiontext, td.answer p' ).css({
                'text-align': 'center'
            });
 
            // Adjust cell heights so everything lines up nicely horizontally
            $( 'td.answer, td.questiontext' ).css({
                'height':'35px',
                'overflow':'hidden'
            });
            $( '.inlineQuestion' ).css({
                'height':'40px',
                'overflow':'hidden'
            });
 
            // Yes-no question styles
            $( 'div.yes-no ul' ).css({
                'text-align': 'center',
                'font-size': '90%',
                'margin': '0',
                'padding-bottom': '5px'
            });
            $( 'div.yes-no li' ).css({
                'padding-right': '1.5em'
            });
            $( 'div.yes-no td.answer' ).css({
                'padding-bottom': '0'
            });
 
            // Short-text question styles
            $( 'div.text-short input' ).css({
                'width': '125px',
                'margin-left': '0'
            });
 
            // Numeric question styles
            $( 'div.numeric input' ).css({
                'width': '125px',
                'margin-left': '0'
            });
            $( 'div.numeric p.tip' ).css({
                'display': 'none'
            });
 
            // Get rid of the margins around select boxes    
            $( 'p.question' ).css({'margin':'0'});
 
            // Reduce the space caused by the question help table
            $( '.qRow1, .qRow2, .qRow3' ).css({
                'margin-bottom': '-8px'
            });
 
        }    
 
    });
 
</script>

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13 years 4 months ago #53540 by phpsurvey
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nice.... :silly:
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13 years 4 months ago #53543 by holch
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I am still wondering what the trailing slash is doing here:

<div id="inlineWrapper1" />

I thought that a DIV always needs an opening tag and an closing tag and can not be used like IMG or similar with just one tag?

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13 years 4 months ago - 13 years 4 months ago #53545 by tpartner
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Hi holch, that trailing slash does close the tag and is valid XHTML.

In this case it doesn't matter though because that tag is just in the script and the actual generated HTML will be:
Code:
<div id="inlineWrapper1">...</div>

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13 years 4 months ago #53546 by tpartner
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Oh, and some XHTML validators might whine about those elements being there but that's just because they're not smart enough to realize that the tags are just quoted inside a script.

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13 years 4 months ago #53548 by holch
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Hi TPartner!

Thanks for letting me know. I am little "out" of the whole XHTML and CSS stuff. I know that the trailing slash is closing the element, but I was not aware that DIVs could be used this way. I thought this would be limited to some elements like IMG, HR, etc.

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13 years 4 months ago #53601 by phpsurvey
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My questions have a different size(height). I want to set the height variable like
Code:
'height':'100%'

or

Code:
'min-height':'30px'

But this doesn't works. How can I set the questions to a different height???

Code:
 // Adjust cell heights so everything lines up nicely horizontally
            $( 'td.answer, td.questiontext' ).css({
                'height':'35px',
                'overflow':'hidden'
            });
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