I have a button in my footer that is displayed all the time. When it is clicked, I want it to jump to the last block in my survey (or any block I specify). I think I do this by making the button a Jump button. FWIW: I am using a Table of Contents, so I think Jump Buttons apply.

Hi @red5 You will have to find the button id of the button on which if someone click then it should take them to the last block of the table of content.Find out the ButtonID and FlowID (last block of TOC)Add below code under the "header" section of "Look & Feel"jQuery("#ButtonID").click(function(){ jQuery("a[id='BlockID']").click();});

The Jump button brings you back to the table of contents (TOC). You enable it by checking the TOC option "Show Button".So, your button would have to set an embedded variable, then click the Jump button. A script attached to the TOC (in a message) would have to look for the embedded variable then click the link for the block you want to go to (which has to be included in the TOC).

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