You can do that setup using Max diff matrix type and choose the order in which you want to show. Here is the link for the same. (https://www.qualtrics.com/support/conjoint-project/survey-tab-px/configuring-maxdiff-questions/)
Yes, it is possible to code this using javaScript in JS section. I’d suggest to use .css(‘display’,’inline) & .css(‘display’,’none’) to show and hide your choices respectively.var n; #update the value of n as intended.var hide=300-nfor(i=0;i<hide;i++){jQuery('.ChoiceRow').eq(i).css('display','none')}
Just tweak the height and width but I think it is platform bounded and won’t work perfectly on every device. I’d suggest you to change your question type to likert maybe and then there you might update the size and other functionalities.
@hchaudhary for the code I think just “this.getSelectedChoices()” should work and as you’re getting it’s recode you’re getting the recode. Remeber to use it onpageSubmit to function better, but as @dxconnamnguyen said, just use pipe-in and it should be good without any javaScript.
If the conditions differ then you can’t use pipe in logic to set your questions. However if the conditions are same for all the 3 scenarios and only the text is updated then you can create an embedded in survey flow and set it to the 3 values as above.It’s easy you can use this link for the same (https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/editing-questions/piped-text/piped-text-overview/)
You can save those values in embedded with setEmbeddedData feature in onPageSubmit function.
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The easiest way would be to change it’s width using ‘%’ operator to maintain it throughout devices or any device like below:jQuery('.c4').css('width','5%')
The easiest method would definetely be to add in page display then proceed to show but hide won’t work. Hence I’d suggest to create a side by side question and then have a button associated for every row to show/hide the row. Also, make sure to clear the answer if you have that requirement.To show or hide the simplest would be to use .css(‘display’,’inline’) or .css(‘display’,’hide’) respectively and will look like below. This will work for most of the browsers.jQuery(‘#classID’).css(‘display’,’inline’)For buttons you can use w3 schools to learn more on CSS (https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_button.asp).Let me know if you need any help with that.
Is this an image or your question text?If it’s a question text then just see if there’s an extra spacing by going through HTML view in question text space.If it’s an image then just change padding or crop your second image and move it up using padding or other factors. You can also try Chatgpt to help you with your css.Let me know if you need any help with that!
I think this can be achieved easily with just block randomization if you’re looking to randomize your questions by putting them into different blocks and then use Randomizer from survey flow. And if it’s choices just use question level randomization.In another scenrio if you want to have predefined order before the survey starts then you can create different scenarios with multiple blocks (8 from your first example) and assign variables to find out which came first and the order with simple math operator!Hope this helps.
The easiest option would be to add the error text in your question text with the help of a span as other have illustrated above and then when you’ll translate the survey just update the span text in that language!Now to put validation, you could use JS or custom validation method. Both has it’s perks but I’d suggest you to go with JS as it’s more flexible than custom validation option as you won’t have the upper hand to prompt your question twice or thrice as you do with JS!Let me know if you need any help setting it.
Could you confirm if this query is regarding question text or header text?
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Instead of key press why don’t you use click function to show the paragraphs on click and can work for both browser and mobile devices.
I’d suggest to add a click function instead of hover that will allow your css much more freedom than hover functionality as hover might/might not work for all devices.Just googe .click() function and add a css with tags to add your text to be shown when a class is clicked example:JSjQuery(‘#statement_1’).click({jQuery(‘#para1’).css(‘display’,’inline’)});HTML:Add this in question text:<span class=”para1”>The text to be shown on click</span>These tags work on every browser/devices.Hope this helps!
I think you can achieve this using JS.First set a variable to +1 if the answer/choice is as intended and store it again by setting an embedded variable on page submit. Then check if the value is 3 in page load and if it’s yes then click next button for all the questions.Do check all the scenarios beforehand.
If you want to use the value inserted on the same page use page submit for validation in JS section of your question.
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JS & API are the only stuff which might hamper with the load time of the question thus affecting the total duration of the survey whereas the survey logics are not that bad when it comes to page loading and stuff.
Even if you update the progress bar using JS there might be some platforms which won’t support the js and it might be defaulted to using for the entire survey. My advice would be to add Question 1 or X on every question if the survey is not that long.
Try piping it again, or try using console.log to view the text that is being piped in that choice. That might help you.
I think you should create links by yourself and distribute them so that the common identifier like user id is same for both the surveys. Then simply create a dashboard or report to view the trends in pre & post survey. Or go old school and match them side by side.
You can use the approach that we usually use for max-dff.Basically, you will upload a file consisting of your word selection with different column and have different versions already set in. Then, pick 1 using a variable in survey to randomly select 1 of the version. Post that just fetch that file in survey flow and set the variables to be used in place of words. Lastly, create a loop & merge question to show the same block thrice with differnt rating questions.
Any changes made to the survey will only affect the newer users and not the existing ones, so if any of them had already clicked on your link they would be able to pass through it even though if you had updated some questions or updated link. Instead you might want to close the survey and then reopen it when everything is in order.And again you might reach out to support by raising a ticket in support/help section.
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