ITWM 1010 Take Home Test #2, part B

This is a take home test. DO NOT discuss the problems or answers with any person (through any medium), or get personal help, until you have turned it in. If you find it necessary, you may use online resources such as large or anonymous discussion lists to investigate aspects of your answers, but you may not submit the problems to such lists.
Edit this page, rename it as YourName2-2.htm (Where "YourName" is your name without spaces), and submit it along with any other supporting file to mail@robinrichmond.com by 6:00 p.m. on Monday, November 20.
Remove my name and email from the comments and footer, and place your name and email both in the comments and in the header or footer.

Change the HTML code of this page so that the personal information field names are right-aligned close to the fields.
Add a label that says something like "Personal Information" to the fieldset that surrounds the personal information fields.
Correct the JavaScript code for the radio buttons in the true/false questions so that each of them turns green immediately when the correct answer is selected, and red when the wrong answer is selected.
(Note that there is credit for identifying the correct answers, as well as for getting the JavaScript code right.)
Debug the event and JavaScript code so that an alert box pops up saying "Thank you for submitting the form" when the users submits the form.

True	False
		1.For a selection list field called "country" in a form called "billingform", the expression `billingform.country.length` represents the length of the selected choice.
		2. In a form called orderForm, with fields called firstName and lastName, in the Onchange event for firstName, the following expressions are equivalent: • `(this.value == this.form.lastName.value)` • `(orderForm.firstName.value == orderForm.lastName.value)`