You could check console log for errors. You can print some variables to console (`console.log(var)`) or to a pop-up window (`alert(var)`) to check where is the problem.
Hi @treimt , as you can see in my answer, the code is in `Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload`. I think it should work also form `Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnReady`
> @cen517 said: > Hi, I was just wondering if you have found a solution yet, as I am also looking to do the same thing and can't find an answer on google. > Thanks Unfortunately not. Let me know if you'll manage to solve it, please.
> @Pete_L said: > If that's the case then that's wonderful news - I will look for the older threads. > > How are you confirming it's being set on those actions? Are you piping the results of all of them on the same screen where they all take place? I looked at data (Data&analylis). The case is that I can send data from OnLoad or OnRady, but not in the case that it is also inside a `keyup` event listener...
Just for others who'd also try to solve this: I've tried to import the stylesheet using `<link rel="stylesheet" href="URL"> `and it also didn't help. Using the old Look&feel editor also not... @Pete_L : Have you tried to contact the Qualtrics support about this issue? I think this should work...
Hi @AbdulDezkam, what about using a matrix, but hide the part with the statemen using CSS and not put your options into the matrix options, but above using HTML with our custom CSS? Personally, I'd prefer to have the question horizontal on mobiles, but to put the labels above and below the text. I can provide you a script for this. However, this would likely require to have the last option in a separate question and you probably prefer the horizontal layout...
> @CarolK said: > Not sure why, but this doesn't seem to be working for me either. But I appreciate the help - I'll have to think about this differently. Have you tried to check your console for errors and your inspector to see if your selectors are correct? Classes and ids sometimes differ with respect to the template. Unfortunately, I don't remember which template did I use to test my code anymore...
> @Pete_L said: > You can only set embedded data onPageSubmit sadly. This is not documented very well but I learned about it through others here on the forum. Thank you very much for your answer. However, I don't think you're right. I set embedded data in `OnReady` and `OnLoad` in many other scripts and I never had a problem (before I needed to do do it from the `keyup`). Right now I have tested to set embedded data from all 4 possible functions (see the script below) and everything except OnUnload worked. Would you be able to put here some links on discussions which leaded you to your answer? Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('load', true); }); Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnReady(function() { Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('ready', true); }); Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnUnload(function() { Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbedd
Hi @KS28 , you can access any element using CSS selectors and modify its HTML content. Try the following code: Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { var myCSS = "#" + this.questionId + " .q-slider .horizontalbar .numbers li"; var n = jQuery(myCSS).length; var JQ, i, val; for (i = 1; i < n; i++) { JQ = jQuery(myCSS + ":nth-of-type("+i+")"); val = Number(JQ.html()); JQ.html(val + 1); } });
Hi @CLOCadmin, have your tried Media queries? Defining both width and max-width could also help you.
Hi , I think you can use Loop&merge. One of its fields will be URLs of your videos. You'll show each participant random3 loops. Check this discussion about similar issue with images for inspiration.
Hi , I think you can use your custom CSS. Something like: `.Slider .BarOuter{width:50px!important;}` Put ID of your question before this notation in vase you want to modify just one question (e.g.: `#QID3`).
Hi , I'd not use Qualtrics timing, but design my own timing in JS. You can use the `setTimeout() ` method.
Hi @akcooper, if the question is of the same type, you can use Loop&merge together with JavaScript. Before the loop&merge block: 1) Create two arrays containing sequences from 0 to number of elements -1. 2) Put some two strings before elements of each array (e.g.: "n" for negative indexes and "p" for positive ones). 3) Randomize order of these arrays. 4) Merge these arrays into one such that it is in the order you want (i.e.: +,-,+,-..; you can use for example `for` loop). 5) Store your questions in a file/embedded field with some separator which is not inside your questions. Positive ones and negative ones should be stored separately. In the loop&merge block: 1) Get your strings with questions and ids (you can use piped text) and split them to arrays again. 2) Select actual index according to the current loop number (use piped text to get it). Be aware that first array index is 0, but first loop number 1. 3) Select the correct array with questions and the correct questions (you'
Hi @DRSK , I usually use something like this: Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { var selectedRecode; this.questionclick = function(event, element) { if(element.type == "radio") {selectedRecode = Number(this.getChoiceRecodeValue(this.getSelectedChoices())); alert(selectedRecode); }} });
OK, I'm sorry then. I found one which does what you want together with the validation of a valid day and year in a few seconds. I have just shortened it: `^([0-2][0-9]|(3)[0-1])(\\/)(((0)[0-9])|((1)[0-2]))$` If you don't want validation of valid days, it would look like this: `^\\d{2}(\\/)(((0)[0-9])|((1)[0-2]))$` or like this: `^\\d{1,2}(\\/)(((0)[0-9])|((1)[0-2]))$` It would be nice if you would post your own answers here and accept them in case you don't need help any more.
Hi @AndrewM, I have never done this before, but I'd guess that you'll just place URL of your video into the `src` attribute of the video tag (using HTML view of your question).
Hi @mcase , have you tried Goggle at first? it gave me quite a lot of results. If so, which code did you use and what was the problem with it?
Hi @ezgiulusoy , I think pure CSS is the best choice for this. In case you'd use JavaScript, you could see the original appearance for a moment. You'll need to get ID of your question for this declaration. You can find it for example using the inspector. The declaration will look somehow like this: #QID3 label.SingleAnswer {background: blue;} UPDATE: I've overlooked in what way do you want to change the question. To be honest, I don't know how to do exactly this. I'm afraid it could be that tricky, that it might be easier to create your own HTML code for this question and then send the value to embedded data field.
Hi @pxy9548, you can modify predefined CSS classes in exactly the same way as you define yours. Your CSS overwrites the original one, unless `!important` is used in the original definition. Unfortunately, a list of commented predefined CSS classes likely doesn't exist, so you need inspector to access the HTML structure of your surveys. You can also add classes to particular HTML elements and modify style in many ways sing JavaScript. Don't be afraid of it, modifying simple commands you'll find somewhere is enough for doing many things.
Hi @miki, definitely yes. Have you tried Google? I'm sure you aren't the first one who wants to implement something like this.
Hi @csw6, you could design your own picker in HTML and then sent its value into an embedded field using JavaScript (setting e. data: `Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData("ename", value);`).
Hi @LTaylor , try this code: Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { this.questionclick = function(event, element) { if(element.type == "radio") { this.clickNextButton(); } } this.hideNextButton(); this.hidePreviousButton(); });
Finally, I found someone who solved this. The problem was that the FB initializing script checks whether there already is a FB object and if so it doesn't create a new one. Inserting `FB = undefined` before loading new scipt solved this.
Finally, I asked my coworker and he found out, that the problem was that Qualtrics tried to automatically recognize the type of file and suggested to modify the problematic line in following way: `jQuery('#scriptDiv').html('<' + 'script async defer crossorigin="anonymous" src="https://connect.facebook.net/'+ lang + '/sdk.js#xfbml=1&version=v3.0"></script>');` which solved my problem.
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