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When providing a contest with choice A: 10 votes, choice B: 20 votes, and total ballots as 30 votes, we receive the following sample size options:
Having multiple radio select options with the same value confuses the browser about which radio button to show as selected when any of them is clicked on (though it doesn't affect the functionality of the form submission). The workaround is very hacky and not recommended practice. However, it seems to be not be an ideal user experience to have multiple options with the same value and different probabilities anyway.
I recommend reducing down options that have the same size value (using the highest prob value of them) to prevent this being confusing for anyone, if this should arise in the real world. This could also be an extreme edge case that we don't need to worry about. Opinions?
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When providing a contest with choice A: 10 votes, choice B: 20 votes, and total ballots as 30 votes, we receive the following sample size options:
Having multiple radio select options with the same value confuses the browser about which radio button to show as selected when any of them is clicked on (though it doesn't affect the functionality of the form submission). The workaround is very hacky and not recommended practice. However, it seems to be not be an ideal user experience to have multiple options with the same value and different probabilities anyway.
I recommend reducing down options that have the same
size
value (using the highestprob
value of them) to prevent this being confusing for anyone, if this should arise in the real world. This could also be an extreme edge case that we don't need to worry about. Opinions?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: