Advice on coding

[Jules]

I have a line of code (below) which is wrinting the word YES back to
the database. Could anyone tell me what the />Yes is for?
<input type="radio" id="optDelegated" name="optDelegated" value="YES"
/>Yes
Am I right in thinking that JScript is case sensative? only some of
the database is Yes and the radio button that this code services isn't
picking this up.

[Michael Winter]

Jules wrote:

[snip]

Could anyone tell me what the />Yes is for?

<input type="radio" id="optDelegated" name="optDelegated" value="YES"
/>Yes
XHTML has very strict rules. For elements which don't have closing
tags, such as INPUT and IMG, the opening tag must end "/>". The "Yes"
that follows it just text. It's a label for the INPUT element, though
strictly it should be marked up with

<label for="optDelegated"><input type="radio" id="optDelegated"
name="optDelegated" value="YES" /> Yes</label>

Note that if the document is marked-up with HTML not XHTML, the
opening INPUT tag should end normally. That is, with just ">".
Am I right in thinking that JScript is case sensative?

Yes, though I don't see anything to do with JScript (or any scripting
language, for that matter) in this post. It would have been more
appropriate to have posted your question to a HTML group.

[snip]

Mike

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