>I have two answers for a question like:
>
>The colour of a leaf if _____ or ___
>
>Options : green, organge
>
>If I drag green in the first blank the answer should
>intersect in the first blank. And if I drag orange on
>the first blank it should not sit there as the answer
>green is already occupied, but it should intersect
>with the second blank. Similarly for the second
>blank. Can somebody figure this out.
I'm sure you meant 'leaf is' not 'leaf if'.
You need to think about what the user is trying to do. If they have
dragged orange into the first position and then decide that they
would rather say green first, you should let green take over that
spot, and reset orange back to its initial place. If they have
already have dragged orange into first and green into second, and
then dragged green into first, green should go there, and orange
should jump over to the second position.
That doesn't help you with the lingo, but it might help you think it through.
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