Hi Mignon,
> So as you can see my second problem does not correctly correspond
> to the correct priority. The first (or all) element(s) in the
> level array may be null.
I noticed that you're supplying checkboxes for the user to select a priority
level - I think you might be able to sidestep this problem completely if you
use radio buttons instead. Excuse the ASCII art, but if you've currently
got this:
Priority: [ ] High [ ] Low
You might consider changing it to:
Priority: ( ) High ( ) Low (x) n/a
(notice how the "not applicable" radio button is selected by default - this
way, you'll always have information for this particular priority, even if
it's "ignore this information")
As a rule of thumb, checkboxes are for groups of options that can be used in
conjunction with each other:
Select the pets you own: [ ] Cat
[ ] Dog
[ ] Budgie
[ ] Wildebeest
... and radio buttons are for groups of options where only one at a time
makes sense:
Are you: ( ) Female
( ) Male
( ) Unsure
If you've got a URL to the page in question (and if I have a coffee) I can
probably explain myself better :-)
Cheers
Jon
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