Kevin wrote: Do you know what I am missing in the code that is not allowing it to save a value?

A simple way to solve this kind of problem is to keep all the old inputs in a hidden div, and via JS to trigger a click on them when user click on your new input.

Else, if you want to do it "native", you should check that all the id, values, names, classes, etc are correctly parsed.

Thanks.

Kevin wrote: Thanks.

there is a special button to thanks

did you get it working?

Not yet. The thanks button has a heart beside it so I was afraid to click on it

This works. Now I'll try to remove the Submit button and allow the selections to submit the value.


<div class="btn-block" data-bs-toggle="buttons">
<label class="btn btn-primary btn-block">
<input
class="radio"
type="radio"
value="<?php echo $code; ?>"
name="<?php echo $name; ?>"
id="answer<?php echo $name.$code; ?>"
<?php echo $checkedState;?>
onclick="if (document.getElementById('answer<?php echo $name; ?>othertext') != null) document.getElementById('answer<?php echo $name; ?>othertext').value='';checkconditions(this.value, this.name, this.type)"
aria-labelledby="label-answer<?php echo $name.$code; ?>"
/>
<label for="answer<?php echo $name.$code; ?>" class="control-label radio-label"></label>

<!--
The label text is provided inside a div,
so final user can add paragraph, div, or whatever he wants in the subquestion text
This field is related to the input thanks to attribute aria-labelledby
-->
<div class="label-text label-clickable" id="label-answer<?php echo $name.$code; ?>">
<?php echo $answer; ?>
</div>
</div>

I found someone on upwork.com who was able to complete it. Thanks for your help.