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So, First, ids should unique. Remove all your id="mc".

Second. you need to get the value of the "Selected" option; Access using "input[name="question1"]:checked" and access value using "selectedOption.value".

See the snippet below:

For the sake of completeness, I want to subsume at least the part of the solutions given by @axelclk and @IanGabes that worked. First of all, it seemed to be necessary to manually add all implicit dependencies plus the repositories they originate from to server's build.gradle, corresponding to the pom.xml files of matheclipse-core and of matheclipse-external:

If I got it right you could do something like this:

The problem is not in the ui. The window.speechSynthesis is an experimental API. Many browsers and platforms don't support it. So, from the window.speechSynthesis.getVoices() function returns undefined and the options don't get populated. Before running other codes, you can check if the device or browser support window.speechSynthesis.

It does not match as it expects 2 characters using (([ .)\n|])([^a-zA-Z])) where the second one can not be a char a-zA-Z due to the negated character class, so it can not match the s in Jude some.

What you might do is make the character class in the second part optional, if you intent to keep all the capture groups.

You could also add word boundaries \b to make the pattern a bit more performant as it is right now.

See a regex demo

(Note that Jude is listed twice in the alternation)

If you only want to use 3 groups, you can write the first part as:

Assuming $1 is equal to "NewYork":

The first one is the global site tag (gtag.js). It uses similar infrastructure, hence the reference to https://www.googletagmanager.com. However it works only with Google Tags, and you configure them in code, not in the Web UI. Good if you only have Analytics and Google Ads, and do not change your setup too often.

The second snippet is for the Google Tag Manager (GTM), a Google tool that offers a user interface to deploy and remove tracking tags via a web interface (usually they are bundled into a Javascript file that is then injected into the page). A little more overhead (both in page performance and in the learning curve required), but if your tracking requirements change often you can make all necessary changes without touching code or redeploying your site. GTM also offers a few different container types, e.g. for AMP pages (that do not run gtag), or server side tag management.

If you want to rely on AWK for this, here is an example of AWK script to achieve it:

Awk takes care of the looping for you. The code will be run in turn for each line of the input file: