To clarify, I know HOW to display a custom message, I want the message to dynamically display WHEN the survey will be available.
https://community.qualtrics.com/XMcommunity/discussion/comment/53966#Comment_53966Thanks, Ahmed! I saw the demo: https://iima.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/preview/previewId/6caf466c-0db6-4964-a292-5ac372c61942/SV_4UvrcAjPQLSvewS?Q_CHL=preview&Q_SurveyVersionID=current And this absolutely can work when I toggle Column 1, then 2 and 3 gets activated. I just don't know how to revise the code you created. Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnReady(function () { const quest = this; const qc = quest.questionContainer; const sbs_column_toggle = function (control_column, enable_option, target_column) { const control_options = qc.querySelectorAll(".Choice .SBS" + control_column); const enable_column = control_options[enable_option - 1].classList[1]; disable_all(target_column); control_options.forEach((item) => { item.addEventListener( "click", (el) => { let target_row; el.
@Tom_1842 Rock on, thanks! I had done some inspection, but missed some of the top level containers. I appreciate you sharing the knowledge.
@Tom_1842 That’s impressive, and worked exactly as I wanted. Thank you very much. Did you have to piece together the pieces, or is there a published CSS guide you used?
For future user, the CSS code below did NOT work.{margin: auto !impotantpadding: initial !important;}However, @ahmedA’s JS code did center a specific question and is a good work-around until a global CSS solution is discovered.
Hello @rbjak, If you're using the Simple Layout, making changes to its look and feel can be a bit challenging compared to other layouts. To center the buttons, you can use the following custom CSS code:#navigation { justify-content: center !important; } Please try this code and let me know if it works for you. If you encounter any issues or if possible, please share the survey link with us so that we can inspect it and provide further assistance. Thanks for the suggestion; that did indeed center the navigation button within the question container. Do you have any leads on how to either remove the right padding, or force questions to span the entire container width?
@tspr85281@ScottG I did raise this with tech support. It’s apparently a not yet documented feature of simple layout when autoadvance is turned on: “The message that is displayed between the last question and the End of Survey is because the layout is set to simple and auto-advance is enabled, so this message will be automatically included.” “You can get rid of this message either by turning off auto-advance, or by changing the layout from Simple to any other option. “ Not clear if we will be able to modify the message in the future. I thought about trying to use JQuery, but decided against it since they are rolling out features with simple layout at breakneck speed. Of note, 4 months later, and it’s still not documented.
Thanks for the reply, and it points out some detail I omitted in the original post. I’d done some research in the forum on displaying multiple blocks, and most posts were several years old. This is an internal survey, so I’m not worried about data retention if the survey is closed before completion. In-display logic is fine, but limiting when you have multiple questions hinged on a single response, as you have to edit the display logic for each individual question. (If you could bulk-edit display logic, that would be a killer feature). This is how I formally had the survey set up, but it became cumbersome.
I must have missed that tiny box at the top of the page. It would be nice to remove all the steps to make it more apparent it’s out of date - a suggestion I’ll make later this month when the new form goes live.
Were you able to solve this? I’m running into the same issue, though NONE of my custom message (link expired, end of survey, etc.) are showing; I am only seeing the default text.
The “Qualtrics” IDs looks like an incredibly helpful feature; thank you for pointing it out. I’m glad to hear things worked well for you, I’m going to give this a go.
@MikeW Well, that’s pretty clever. How is that working out for you? I have a dozen quotas I’d need to configure (timed entry for an event with multiple attendees counting against the quota), and I wonder what the overhead would look like with dozens of quotas being summed and compared.
I’m in a similar boat, and need a way to increase the quota count by more than 1 for a given response.
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