We have a section in a survey where there are 8 question blocks and only 3 of the blocks will randomly appear when you take the survey. We set up a randomizer to randomly select the 3 blocks that a user sees. We would like certain blocks to have a higher likelihood of appearing than others. Is there a way to do this? If a CSS or JavaScript option is the only way, please be specific on where the code should go.
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Assuming you are using Randomizer element of survey flow. You can have a ratio between the blocks and have that block that many times under the randomizer. For example: if there are three blocks and you want to show it in ratio 1:2:1, then under randomizer have one block for block 1 and block 3 but 2 blocks for block 2.
Thank you! In your example let’s imagine that the user is answering 2 out of the 3 blocks. How would you prevent them from getting asked block 2 twice by mistake since it is in the randomizer twice?
Thank you! In your example let’s imagine that the user is answering 2 out of the 3 blocks. How would you prevent them from getting asked block 2 twice by mistake since it is in the randomizer twice?
Put your blocks under branches, and set flags when blocks are displayed. For example:
Branch: If Embedded Data blockA Is Not Equal to 1
Block: A
Set Embedded Data: blockA = 1
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