Thanks for the advice Tom.
Thanks Tom! I tested this out, and it works with one column, but I tried to expand it to more columns (as a test I made three columns), and regardless of which button I press, only the final column will be selected. I thought maybe it was an issue with giving all the buttons the same class name, so I gave them each a unique ID, but the problem persists. This is how I adjusted the code: var qobj = this;var q = jQuery("#"+qobj.questionId);/*c4 for column 1, c5 for column 2, etc.*/var inputs = q.find(".c4").find("[type=radio],[type=checkbox]"); q.find("#setall1").click(function() { inputs.each(function() { var parts = this.id.split("~"); qobj.setChoiceValue(parts[2],parts[3],true); }); }); var inputs = q.find(".c5").find("[type=radio],[type=checkbox]"); q.find("#setall2").click(function() { inputs.each(function() { var parts = this.id.split("~"); qobj.setChoiceValue(parts[2],parts[3],true); }); });
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