starability | Accessible rating forms with cute animations on top | User Interface library
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Accessible rating forms with cute animations on top. The name is the combination of two words: star and accessibility (or ability in general, whatever pleases you). Starability ratings are made with HTML, CSS (no JavaScript), and are accessible by keyboard, so even people using screen readers are able to use them. To achieve this effect I am using the sibling combinators technique that was introduced by Lea Verou in "Accessible star rating widget with pure CSS" blogpost, but it is bit upgraded: does not rely on a reverse order of the inputs, what makes it even more accessible. The goal of this small library was to combine the Lea's technique with neat animations and make it easy to quickly use it on your website. Remember: to submit the data you will need to add a bit of your own code. Here we have just a fieldset with a collection of radio buttons, neatly styled. There are no dependencies in this library. Important: Since version 2.0 the library does not rely on a reverse order of inputs. This means that the issue with the keyboard arrows moving in a reverse direction is no longer there. It is strongly advised to update the HTML structure in your project, although the updated CSS doesn't break the functionality even for the previous version of HTML markup.
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QUESTION
Not sure how to do this. Expected output is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-17 at 15:52You can't provide attributes as an argument to document.createElement()
, you need to do that as a separate step.
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query("INSERT INTO rate(userID, kuva, rate) VALUES(?,?,?)");
$query2 = $connection->query("INSERT INTO picture(nimi, userID, rate, kommentti) VALUES (?,?,?,?)");
$query3 = $connection->query("INSERT INTO comment(userID, picture, date, text) VALUES (?,?,?,?)");
$result = $connection->query("SELECT picture, date, text, user.username FROM comment INNER JOIN users WHERE picture = '$picture' LIMIT 3");
if (isset($_POST['submitPic'])) {
if (isset($_POST['rating'])) {
$rating = htmlspecialchars($_POST['rating']);
$comment = htmlspecialchars($_POST['comment']);
$query = array($user, $picture, $rating);
$query2 = array($picture, $user, $rating, $comment);
$success = 'Success';
} else {
$error = 'Error';
}
}
if (isset($_POST['submitPic'])) {
if (isset($_POST['comment'])) {
} else {
$query3 = array($user, $kuva, $date, $comment);
}
}
$connection->close();
?>
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-18 at 14:31Why dont u use prepared statements.
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I decided to exchange input type="text" for a textarea because it is easier to put in a lot of lines of text that way. The insert query works with the textarea, but the update query does not work anymore, any ideas?
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Answered 2018-Jan-13 at 11:13I forgot to change the form attribute inside the textarea, sorry for the stupid question!
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