unipsychologist I believe you just need to add a question API call in your JS. When the user clicks your Button1 and the JavaScript fires, you want to include the method this.showNextButton ()Right after your .toggle() command.Source: https://api.qualtrics.com/api-reference/ZG9jOjIwMTY2NzUy-javascript-question-api
RyanBrickman should be a quick fix! In the first line of code:jQuery("table tbody tr:nth-child(4n)").after('');where it says 4n, change the 4 to a 5. If you wanted groups of 8, you'd change the 4 to an 8. The nth-child is where the magic happens. This code is adding a new row to the table every 'n' elements (4,5,8, whatever number is in the nth-child parentheses) with the class "spacer". Whatever CSS is written for the spacer class is then applied to the new rows.Hope this helps!
Multiple names have come up on the developer corner answers when I search for solutions for myself! TomG and mattyb513 to name a few. These, among others, inspired me to set a goal of reaching Superuser and helping others on the platform solve their coding problems. I wanted to reach it by December of this year, but other work projects took priority, so that goal was a little lofty, but I still should be able to pull it off 3 to 6 months from now! I'll be wearing my fleece pullover in July, thank you very much! =D
They don't even have what question types their question APIs are limited to.... I have not seen any documentation of disabled JS, it's largely been trial and error for me; I agree with ahmedA's response.
Hey SarahKCowan, did you ever find someone to help you with your surveys? I'm interested, but I know its 5 months past.. Let me know and I can email you, thanks!
Oooo, even better than hiding/showing, there are enable/disableNextButton() functions I forgot about. This way, the user will still see the Next Button and not think it's a mistake, but they won't be able to click it until your 10 minutes have passed. As long as you call out that they won't be able to to click it for 10 minutes (or even add a visible stopwatch counting down from 10 minutes), you'll be golden.
Sure! You'll want to use the Qualtrics Question API .hideNextButton() with a delay of 10 minutes and then the .showNextButton() (rather than the .clickNextButton() as in the example).This example is pulled straight from that Qualtrics documentation link above, but beware that the delay parameter is in milliseconds, not seconds (needs to be 5000 to be a 5 second delay), so their example is slightly faulty
Sure thing! You're looking for what Qualtrics called Loop & Merge. If you don't know how many sections you'll need, have a Yes/No multiple choice question right after the committee details section and start the loop over again on a 'Yes' selected answer.
Is that really a drill down question type or is it a multiple choice question with dropdown answers?
First question: It's possible, but I doubt Qualtrics has a built-in callback to send an email on account creation. Easiest way would be create a test account to see if any email is sent. APIs are usually silent actions that you have to use other APIs to follow up on. In their API documentation for a survey's response exports, it takes three calls. 1) Create the response export file, 2) get the status of the export file (percentage), and 3) return said file.Second question: Even if you can get an email, there's no GUI to support modifying the email, unfortunately.Third question: This I believe is entirely possible. I'm thinking maybe a webhook listening for account creation would be the way to go on this, you'd just be responsible for building the vehicle to receive the webhook (Teams channel potentially?)
You can add the HTML directly into the statement labels! So if you had "Company Name & Address this is a super long label woooooooow" it becomes "Company Name & Address this is a super long label woooooooow"and see what that looks like. If your labels are not too terribly long, I've added the css property 'nowrap' to statements before so everything sits on a single line:jQuery("#" + this.questionId + " .QuestionBody").css("white-space","nowrap");
CSS is generally used for globally setting styles in a survey, not just for a single question; that's where JavaScript comes in. If you do want to have all your multiple choices in the survey have a different background color, check out this post:Source: https://css-tricks.com/forums/topic/multiple-same-div-class-different-color-borders/
That's gonna need your brand admin to give you rights to access the files library from this section of your account's permissions.
So just to be clear, you're wanting to change the border color around the "Agree" box to be green, correct? I replicated your JS in my own mock question and changing the text color makes it very difficult to read, especially the yellow.Give me a touch more detail about what you're trying to achieve and I'll see what I can do :)
Hey MsIreen! You're not gonna like this... But here's what I got.So my original thought was use a Qualtrics API to pull back the contacts and that should give you CreatedDate and LastModified, right? Well, looking at Qualtrics' API documentation, doing a GET on List Directory Contracts only returns these 8 fields:If you want Created and Modified, you'll need to call Get Directory Contact, whose last parameter is a contactId. Basically, you'd need to write a script to call List Directory Contacts to get all the contacts for your org and then a foreach loop, passing each contactId into Get Directory Contact and build your own list contacts and their metadata. This is a stupid amount of work that Qualtrics should account for in the GUI, but I don't have a better way....
I have some experience with this as I tried to do something similar and, after trial and error with no success, came to the conclusion that it's impossible. If you think about it, the email will pick up the default settings of whatever mail app platform is used to digest it, even with specific instructions to behave otherwise. If Outlook is the app, the font will be whatever the user has selected as their default font and that's how it is. If the user is digesting the email from the mail app on a Mac, then they'll see the Mac mail app's default font. I don't think we can control this, both for security and from a failsafe point. I mean, how would the app handle it if you were asking for the link to be shown in a font that wasn't downloaded? So it made sense once I stepped back and thought about it.
So you could do this I'm sure, but you're talking about a LOT of custom work. Qualtrics doesn't do timers out of the box well and doesn't do popups at all. I hate to be a downer, but I don't think Qualtrics is a great tool to fit this scenario; not without bringing either a third party or Qualtrics themselves to build this out.
There's no Question API to navigate through a survey; not really what those are designed to do anyways. Branching logic in the Survey Flow is also a clunky solution for showing a temporary question as it presents its own set of problems.What if you added the Help button to the question title body and then added hover text (essentially a tooltip) with the additional info you want to display to users? Link to CSS documentation. This way, you can add on-demand, additional instructions without navigating away from the page. You can also style this pop-up hover box to look however you like (see that CSS link for an example). I've used this hover text solution on statements in a matrix table to provide context to user about mathematical metrics we were calculating for them. It's a really elegant solution and a nice trick to keep in your back pocket.
Yeah, that's a shame. Your 0,25,50, etc is called the label-slider. It looks like its smashed into your slider-containers. I would probably try a solution where you grab the slider-container class (they'll be one for each slider) and move them all down a specific amount of pixels until they line up with your statements. Since this is happening for every slider question across the board, I would either A) Add the CSS to your theme or B) second best would be add the solution to the CSS in every survey that utilizes slider questions.
Does this same behavior arise in other surveys? First thought was your theme has a bug, but if you create another survey, add a slider question, and see the correct behavior, I'd say your survey has a bug and could be corrupted. Sometimes copying the survey will fix it, sometimes I've had to rebuild surveys that had similar bugs/weirdness.
Maybe do some branching logic in the Survey Flow so you can have two different survey endings (with different links)?
Not a problem, man!
Hey RyanBrickman! Try adding this to your JS on that 28-field question:jQuery("table tbody tr:nth-child(4n)").after('');jQuery(".spacer").css("height","40px")There's no great way to modify the table rows and achieve this effect. I tried modding the rows' top and bottom padding and didn't like the distended feel of every fourth row. Instead, I settled on injecting a blank "spacer" row into the table after each fourth line and then controlling the spacer classes default height to produce the desired result:Change the 40px (pixels) to be whatever height you looks right to your eyes. Also, if you have multiple form questions you want to do the same effect in, you could throw a .spacer {} into the CSS and control the height for all elements with the spacer class globally across the survey. All depends on what you're looking to do.
Thank you for your patience in troubleshooting!
I actually am using a MT multi-answer, I only have 1 column :)I am getting a better picture of what you're trying accomplish now, though. I added 3 more columns to my example for a more accurate solution and here is the best I could come up. I piped in the question text from the Other 1 Text (you'll need to add this for Other 2 as well) and added them as a second Field in The L&M Options. Then, I added in a hyphen and a space for readability:I then changed the Question text in the body of my question to include the second column of my L&M Options:So the survey previews out like this:If Field 2 is blank, no one's the wiser (cause the hyphen handling is done inside Field 2 itself rather than in the question text). if Field 2 exists, it displays to the user.I apologize for misunderstanding your intentions at first. Coulda saved us a few messages. Let me know if that meets your standards.
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