Thank you, Tom!
This is a great answer. I've tried delaying a slider question. However, the problem is that when the slider appears (after 20 seconds) the slider is "cut". It looks as if the values had been reduced to 0-1, while the slider is set to be 0-100. The problem disappears when I remove the javascript code (above). Is there a way to have the code "show" the entire slider (instead of cutting it)? Thank you!Two images to clarify: With delay (in JS) what appears is: Without delay (in JS):
Sorry, I found my error. Thanks!
Hi Cathaya, I am posting the js below. I'm not sure it is what you wanted exactly, but I think it worked for me. Here's an image: ! Here's the code: Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnReady(function() { /*Place your JavaScript here to run when the page is fully displayed*/ var that=this.questionId; jQuery("[id='"+that+"~2~holder']").addClass("activated"); jQuery("[id='"+that+"~1~holder']").addClass("activated"); var p= Math.round(jQuery("[id='"+that+"~1~track']").width()/100); jQuery("<p id='customid' style='width:100%; margin-bottom:10px; text-align: center'> \\ <br> <br> <strong> \\ After worker 1 works TODAY, <br> she/he </strong> keeps <span id='currA'>100</span> tokens, \\ worth $0.10 each. She gets <strong><u>$<span id='totalA'>10</span></u> \\ TODAY.</strong></p>").insertAfter("div.ChoiceStructure
Hi Shashi, I have been using your feedback for this question, and it's great. Thank you again. I now have a question about how qualtrics records the subject's final decision. I have set the initial positions of the bars at 100 for A and 0 for B. Suppose we label the question q1. Qualtrics stores q1_1 and q1_2 for each bar. If an individual only changes the upper bar to 53 (for A), I get q1_1=53, and q1_2=0. If an individual only changes the lower bar to 44 (for B ), I get q1_1=100, and q1_2=44. However, if she changes both bars in the process of deciding (and clicking next), I get q1_1=53 and q1_2=44. It is impossible that this was her final decision, since the tokens have to add up to 100. But now I do not know what was her final decision before submitting. Was it q1_1=53 (and then q1_2=47) or q1_1=56 (since q1_2=44)? How can I know? How should I deal with this? Storing the "final" position submitted would be very helpful (crucial) for my survey. Thank you very much!
Thanks again! I have one, hopefully final question. I am using smaller multipliers, e.g., each token is worth 0.1 or 0.08, and I am having trouble rounding up the numbers. Depending on how I move the bars, many decimals appear (see image). I tried substituting ParseInt for ParseFloat, and also creating a new variable that would do the operations. Neither change worked. Would you have a suggestion as to how to fix the JS code? Thank you! !
Hi Shashi, Thanks again for your help. This is really really helpful! My question now looks great. I have a quick question: How do I set a different "custom start position"? If I would like the sliders to start at 100 for A, and 0 for B, where can I adjust this initial position on the javascript code? Thanks again!! Marta
This is extremely helpful. Thank you so much! I have a question related to the QSF file, which works great. If I would like to place the two pieces of text ("X points for PARTICIPANT A worth 1 cent each. Shet gets X cents." and "100-X points for PARTICIPANT B worth 2 cent each. She gets (100-X)*2 cents") below the two slider bards, how could I adjust their placement? I've tried to change insertBefore for insertAfter, but I think I may also need to change "tr.First", tried "tr.Last" and "tr.Second", but that doesn't work. What would you recommend? Thank you very much again!
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