Written by kishu the 6 Mar 10 at 16:53.

One solution is to use a light window type interface. Whenever user submits (clicks next button) the page, all unanswered questions will be popped out in a light window notifying the user that they are mandatory. This provides a easy UI and a good surveying experience. After filling these missed mandatory questions he'll be taken forward as usual.

One solution is to use a light window type interface. Whenever user submits (clicks next button) the page, all unanswered questions will be popped out in a light window notifying the user that they are mandatory. This provides a easy UI and a good surveying experience. After filling these missed mandatory questions he'll be taken forward as usual.

Written by Shnoulle the 19 Mar 10 at 01:25.

When a page is submitted, if an error occur (mandatory or bad response) put a body class="error" and div class question error mandatory

And then with css, template can choose to show or not the good question. It's presentation, ls code don't have to make presntation choice, only tempate have to make presentation choice. (for example with jquery : put a animated hiding on good question)

And please, don't use light window ...


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When a page is submitted, if an error occur (mandatory or bad response) put a body class="error" and div class question error mandatory And then with css, template can choose to show or not the good question. It's presentation, ls code don't have to make presntation choice, only tempate have to make presentation choice. (for example with jquery : put a animated hiding on good question) And please, don't use light window ... .

Written by anishseth the 21 Mar 10 at 07:56.

something like this

http://www.csgnetwork.com/directcssformvalidate.html

something like this http://www.csgnetwork.com/directcssformvalidate.html