This is the prototype survey I am putting together:
http://www.housing.uwaterloo.ca/surveys/phpsurveyor/index.php?sid=1&newtest=Y
I've managed to strip most of the invalid code out of the php files but I've got two problems left:
- I can't seem to get rid of the border around that fieldset - why?? I've tried various combinations of CSS selectors but I can't figure it out
- See that table for the first question? It's not a table, but how else should I mark it up? Should the comments go beside the entry or below? Below might be easier...
Thanks for any suggestions 
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Megan posted this at 19:36—15th November 2006.
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Solved problem #1 (It would help it I spelled it right!
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Renegade posted this at 19:57—15th November 2006.
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FYI, that page doesn't have a background colour
JeevesBond posted this at 13:02—16th November 2006.
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It's a difficult one. If you're on a tight schedule it's probably not worth thinking about as it's so close.
You could use a list. I've never tried, but is it possible to put a div inside a list item? You could use that for layout.
Lists can be nested, both lists and divs are block-level elements so you hopefully wont have an issue.
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Megan posted this at 20:57—16th November 2006.
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I haven't gotten around to deciding what to do with that yet
Question: in php, what are \t and \n for? So if there's a line like [incode]echo "\t\t\t\t\n";[/incode], what are the \t and \n doing? Why so many \t???
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Busy posted this at 21:01—16th November 2006.
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\t = tab
\n = new line
your source code would show the tabbed and new lines
<?bhb if(broken){ echo("It wasn't me
"); } ?>
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DDoSAttack posted this at 20:38—18th November 2006.
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To take it one step further...
/r is a carriage return
It is also a good idea to use both /r/n together because of the way that Macs, *nix, and Windows all recognize and render their new lines
Megan posted this at 21:30—16th November 2006.
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Oooooohhhhhh! That explains a lot. Thanks
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Busy posted this at 21:19—18th November 2006.
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thats only for emails, for the web it doesn't matter unless your fussy about the source code.
The \n (for example) puts the content in the source code on a new line, not the content on the page, to do that you still need to use or similar
<?bhb if(broken){ echo("It wasn't me
"); } ?>
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DDoSAttack posted this at 22:55—18th November 2006.
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Sorry, your right, I should have clarified that.
Thanks
Dragon of Ice posted this at 22:50—22nd November 2006.
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I don't see why the question isn't a table? It's tabular data, no?
Megan posted this at 14:20—23rd November 2006.
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That link is different now, sorry. The ones you see now are tables (although I wouldn't exactly describe that as 'tabular data'). The one I was talking about is now the second-last question from the bottom, the "Multiple options with comments". That was originally a table with the comments in a separate column.
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