How embarrassing. It's 2016 and our default browser is IE6. For unrelated operational requirements that I have no influence on it will be for the foreseeable future.
In IE6, users can't see the change of the interface items when they click on controls in surveys. This was not a problem in LS<2.5. There are a few hundred users, so sending any instructions on how to make this usable is unlikely to be successful.
Is there a simple way to accommodate stone age technology, eg. a different template or something?
Well. you could hide those pseudo-elements with CSS so the native controls (radios and checkboxes) show but I suspect you will run into other issue if using IE6.
I would suggest reverting to version 2.06 LTS.
Cheers,
Tony Partner Solutions, code and workarounds presented in these forums are given without any warranty, implied or otherwise.
We decided to move on to 2.5 because there were other problems in 2.06, and the suggestion was to move to the current version to get fixes. So, not really an option either. Thanks for the suggestion, though, Tony!
