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[12:17] <KeenScripter> Hey guys, how's it going?
[12:17] <KeenScripter> I have a question.
[12:17] <@robotmayo> sup
[12:17] <@olivierrr> hi
[12:18] <KeenScripter> Is it possible to have two html input-radio buttons, and when one or the other is selected, it will display a form (or the other form) on the webpage?
[12:18] <KeenScripter> !m chippah
[12:18] <ziggy-js> You're doing great work, chippah!
[12:19] <@robotmayo> attach a click event to the radio buttons to change the forms when clicked
[12:19] <KeenScripter> hmm
[12:19] <KeenScripter> onClick?
[12:19] <KeenScripter> I see
[12:20] <KeenScripter> but how would I get the forms created, but not shown on the page, until a radio-button is pressed?
[12:20] <@robotmayo> the simplest way is to use css classes to hide/show the forms and toggle the classes depending on what button was clicked
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[12:21] <KeenScripter> So I should use html input-radio-buttons, to toggle CSS classes that hide/show html forms, that are linked to my javascript
[12:22] <KeenScripter> ok, sounds good. Thanks @robotmayo!
[12:23] <KeenScripter> I can of course do this all using internal CSS?
[12:23] <KeenScripter> :)
[12:24] <@robotmayo> probably can do it with pure css now that I think about it
[12:24] <KeenScripter> ok
[12:24] <KeenScripter> cool.