hdidng a row in html

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I am having two radio buttons 'a' and 'b' and if one selects 'a' then I want different sort of rows or options to get displayed and if one selects 'b' then other.
Can this be done in html or I have to use java script or php

Posted 21-Jul-13 21:57pm

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enhzflep 22-Jul-13 7:20am

Well, php won't help - think of php as an automated typewriter - i.e all it does is output html/js/css/media. It does so with the ability to perform calculations, but at the end of the day, all it does is provide output.

~~Javascript is what you'll need to use.~~
See Brian's answer

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Jul-13 18:30pm

There is no such thing as "Java script": Java is not a scripting language ;-) If you meant to say "JavaScript", this is something totally unrelated to "Java".
And "to use java script or php" shows complete confusion with the very basics. PHP is the server-side scripting language...
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Brian A Stephens · Answer 1 · 2013-07-22T10:10:00

If you really don't want to use Javascript, here's a way to accomplish this with HTML and CSS3 only.

Place each radio button directly before its associated section to show or hide. This way, you can take advantage of the + adjacent sibling selector, in combination with the :checked pseudo-class (CSS3 only), to show the section only if it's preceded by a checked radio button:

CSS

input:checked+.TargetSection {
    display: block;
}

With absolute positioning, the target section can still be displayed below the radio buttons, even though the markup is mixed together.

Here's a sample: http://jsfiddle.net/4uM8T/[^]