Show Correct answer through radio buttton

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Hello,
Every Body

The structure of the form is
Question textbox
Choice 1 textbox radiobutton 1
Choice 2 textbox radiobutton 2
Choice 3 textbox radiobutton 3
choice 4 textbox radiobutton 4
and save button

Suppose

Question - What is the capital of India?
and its choices are
Choice 1- SriLanka
Choice 2- India
Choice 3- NewYork
Choice 4- London

the correct answer is india and its id is 2

After inserting the data in three table it will look

tblQuestion
qid Question
-------------------
1 What is the capital of India?

tblAnswerChoice
ansid qid Choice
-------------------------
1 1 SriLanka
2 1 India
3 1 NewYork
4 1 London

tblAnswer

aid qid ansid
----------------------
1 1 2

Now my problem how to show the correct answer through radio button corresponding
the answer choice.
for above example the radiobutton 2 will be checked true
but it is possible to show the correct answer through radio button

Thanks.
Deepak

Posted 29-Sep-11 4:25am

aryan2010

Updated 29-Sep-11 6:53am

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OriginalGriff 29-Sep-11 10:30am

I hope the other questions on this quiz are better than that example: The "cabital" of India is 'I' or "New Delhi", not "India"

RaisKazi 29-Sep-11 11:16am

Good Catch :)

aryan2010 29-Sep-11 10:51am

can you explain what you to say?

Muralikrishna8811 29-Sep-11 11:15am

Hi,
here two things
one is change database designing maintain one table for this
like
qid,opt1,opt2,opt3,opt4,ans

Second one is you've to show correct answer in green color or something else
not through radio buttton

aryan2010 29-Sep-11 11:58am

is it possible to show the right answer through radio button or not?

Rob Philpott 29-Sep-11 11:26am

Hide the other buttons?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Sep-11 12:24pm

Seriously? I thought I am an idiot, checked Wikipedia which confirmed: the capital of Republic of India is New Delhi. Do you mean some other India, or Wikipedia and my memory both obsolete?
--SA

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Marc A. Brown · Answer 1 · 2011-09-29T07:49:00

Solution 1

Of course it's possible. Determine which radio button you want checked and set its Checked property to true.

Posted 29-Sep-11 7:49am

Marc A. Brown