I wasn't able to move out the expiration date b/c it's locked (as I read on the support page). Regardless, my customer decided to not pursue a reminder email. I'll make sure I pay more attention to the expiration date next time.
Logged in this morning, and it shows that I accepted the first response as the answer to my question. I did not. And I'm not sure who did on my behalf.
I reviewed our account and didn't see any restrictions. I also checked my file, and no dupes present. However, I was able to amend our contact list by importing the remainder of the file (that was dropped), and so far the record count is holding. So I haven't yet found a reason for why the records dropped, but I at least have a working band-aid. But since I don't yet have an explanation as to what happened, I'm going to have to monitor the next file I upload daily for dropped records. Obviously that's frustrating.
Turns out it is possible. I modified some code I'm using, to auto-convert text entry on the authenticator to uppercase, to set the formatting of the authenticator form fields:jQuery('div[id^="Authenticator"] .InputText').parent().css({"padding":"30px","width":"60%"});I have this in tags w/in the header.
Nevermind. I have a working solution using multiple branches. Essentially, I created 2 branches (Branch 1 for personalized links, and Branch 2 for anonymous link) after my initial Set Embedded Data in the flow: 1) If ExternalDataReference is Not Empty then authenticate w/ pre-filled fields and set embedded data2) If ExternalDataReference is Empty then ask a question if they have their ID; If yes then display another authenticator w/o pre-filled values (because we don't have them) and set embedded data upon authentication; If No then take them straight to the survey
I would only want respondents who are using the anonymous link to go through that path in the survey flow. Otherwise, if they are using a personalized link, I want the authentication to pre-fill and go straight to the survey with their data pre-populated. Is that possible (i.e. branching or different survey flows based on using the anonymous vs. personalized link)?
Ok, here's where I'm at (I can't get the NextButton script to work):jQuery('div[id^="Authenticator"] .InputText').on("input", function() { this.value = this.value.toUpperCase() }); document.querySelector("#NextButton").onclick = function () { if (document.querySelector(".InputText").value == "") document.querySelector(".InputText").value == "."; };
This works to add the "." to the input fields, but before they click the next button. I guess I should have said that I want it to add the "." only after they click the Next/Submit button (and no input is found).Something like this (but I can't get it to work): jQuery('div[id^="Authenticator"]').on("submit", function() { if(this.value == "") this.value = "." });
I'm also looking to customize our Authenticator further, so I hope this is a good place to post. We're currently using the following (working) jquery script to auto-convert input on our Authenticator to uppercase:jQuery('div[id^="Authenticator"] .InputText').on("input", function() { this.value = this.value.toUpperCase(); });I've been trying to convert it to regular javascript (i.e. to fit into the format you have written above), because I want to add a function to check their input and, if they submit w/o any input (i.e. null/blanks), it will change their input to "." or something so they can bypass the authentication w/o having to type something.
I never got an answer to this, but I was able to figure out a working solution using pieces of code snippets I found on here (that were intended for something else). So, for anyone that's interested, here's my code to auto-convert authenticator text input to uppercase so that authentication is always comparing uppercase to uppercase in your contact data:jQuery('div[id^="Authenticator"] .InputText').on("input", function() { this.value = this.value.toUpperCase(); });*Paste this code into the code view of your Header (w/in Look & Feel).This works as long as you ensure that the values you're authenticating against are also uppercase.
Not sure where to ask this since it's not exactly a development issue, but I added an Authenticator at the beginning of our survey to verify an alum's External Data Reference and Last Name. It's working; however, the Last Name authentication is case-sensitive...which we definitely don't want. I saw a post on the community that said Qualtrics is converting to non-case-sensitive authentication. But that's not what we're seeing. Could we be missing a plugin/feature that enables this? Or is this a setting we can change?
If you can, I haven't seen a way how. That's why I was looking into using javascript. Per the example I provided, I've seen it used to set the value of a dropdown if you only have a few choices. But coding it for a dropdown with 100 or so choices like Country would be crazy. I'd love it if there was an easier way.
I didn't just get one working answer, but two! Tested both solutions, and they both work. Thanks!
Ok, can I do that within the Header field under "Look & Feel?"
TomG - excuse my ignorance, but how exactly does this work? I opened the page you referenced on Select2. There are 2 sections (In your HTML, In your javascript). Can I simply use the code snippets in our survey? Or do I have to install Select2? I'm guessing yes, since it's referencing a Select2 function...?
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