I am trying to get radio buttons to display next to each other, but it is creating 2 lines or radio buttons instead of all 5 next to each other. $mcqnum is a value I am getting from another PHP page. That is working fine. Its the second for loop that is not putting them next to each other, it is placing them in 2 line.
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<?php
SESSION_START();
echo "Exam page";
$mcqnum = $_SESSION['nummcq']; //Get number of MCQ ?
echo "$mcqnum";
$i = 0;
$j = 0;
for ($i = 1; $i <= $mcqnum; $i++){
echo"<form method = 'post'> ";
echo "$i <input type='radio' name='num' value='$i> <br>";
for ($j= 1; $j<5;$j++){
echo"<label style='display:inline-block'>";
echo "<input type='radio' name='num' value='$i' ><br>";
echo"</label>";
}
echo"</form>";
}
?>
This is the output Output
You have multiple form constructs in your codes. This will cause carriage returns, and other problems.
Please move the FORM and /FORM outside the loops:
Hence, change
for ($i = 1; $i <= $mcqnum; $i++){
echo"<form method = 'post'> ";
echo "$i <input type='radio' name='num' value='$i> <br>";
for ($j= 1; $j<5;$j++){
echo"<label style='display:inline-block'>";
echo "<input type='radio' name='num' value='$i' ><br>";
echo"</label>";
}
echo"</form>";
}
to
echo "<form method = 'post'> ";
for ($i = 1; $i <= $mcqnum; $i++){
echo "$i";
for ($j= 1; $j<=5;$j++){
echo"<label style='display:inline-block'>";
echo "<input type='radio' name='num" . $i . "' value='$j' >";
echo"</label>";
}
echo "<br>";
}
echo"</form>";
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