Hello everybody

I'm having a nasty problem with Internet Explorer. I have a page with
a form that has some radiobuttons. Some of those radiobuttons are
checked (with 'checked="checked"' attribute) on a server side. When
page loads radiobuttons look OK i.e. some of them have a bullet
inside. But if i hide them (with "display: hidden") and then show them
up again all those radiobuttons lose their bullets. It's only visual
flaw as internally with javascript I can find out which one is
checked.

So the question is did someone dealt with such problem and are there
some [relatively] easy solutions to this?

I'm using jQuery that does some effects for me. Hiding part of a form
is one of such effects and it's required by the customer so I can't
give it up. I don't think the problem is related to jQuery and it only
shows in Internet Explorer (6 and 7 for sure) and not in Firefox or
Opera.

Many thanks in advance.
Andriy

I've uploaded an example to

http://www.rootshell.be/~zzandy/radiocheck.php

to see the problem just click "Switch to advanced filter"

Andriy wrote:

I've uploaded an example to
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http://www.rootshell.be/~zzandy/radiocheck.php
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to see the problem just click "Switch to advanced filter"
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Sorry, it's http://www.rootshell.be/~zzandy/radiocheck.html

"Andriy" <vynogradov@gmail.comwrote in message
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Sorry, it's http://www.rootshell.be/~zzandy/radiocheck.html
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Why all the skulduggery?

Why not just a simple form? I don't need a heading to show that I have
chosen one of the radio buttons.

As for the "switch to..." stuff. Why? What does this do for your user.

Over complicated javascript which will not work for 10% of your viewers.

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Richard.