> @TomG said: > > @MauroUsabilitySci said: > > > @rondev said: > > > > @MauroUsabilitySci said: > > > > @TomG, If I wanted to hide all radio buttons (in order to make a scrolling list of images that are not selectable), could I use a similar JS? > > > > > > Use the below code: > > > > > > jQuery(".QuestionBody").css("pointer-events","none"); > > > jQuery('input[type=radio]').hide(); > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hi @rondev, I tried this, but the radio buttons still appear they are just un-clickable. I ideally would like the radio buttons to not appear, just the answer choice (image). I also have JS on this question to create a fixed pane with a scrolling list of answer options, and adding the above code seems to have impeded that function. > > I suspect that this is theme related and it isn't really radio buttons you are trying to hide, bu
Perfect, thanks!
Tom, thanks once again! You are amazing. This is a much more simple solution, and more foolproof. One more question on your 2nd comment. I do see that hiding doesn't do any good because it still flashes. Not being fluent in coding, do you have an example of adding the empty div and what that would look like + where exactly to input it?
Thank you! Worked like a charm.
That was easy, thanks! One follow up if by any chance you know. Do you by any chance know of code I could put into this question that could change the font for all the attributes (down the side of the matrix) (color = purple and font-weight = bold)....so I don't have to change each attribute individually with the Rich Content Editor?
THANK YOU! Worked perfectly.
Yes I have. Again, they appear to pass through to the dataset just fine as I can see the data in the "Data and Analysis" screen. The only issue is in exporting in Legacy format the columns show up as blank. When I export non-legacy ("Download Data Table"), the columns are populated. I can't think of a good reason why this would occur.
Thanks for responding. Unfortunately that is not the issue as the data has not been manually edited. For additional context, this embedded data is passed through a survey link, so when a respondent comes into the survey it is linked to their response. We pass many other variables as well, it is always just these 3 that don't carry forward into the data file (but they are in the dataset that I can see online and when exporting the non-legacy way).
That all makes sense. However I would like to show the text of the option, just not have the option able to be selected. Strange I know, but we are being asked to show the option as a reference point for the respondent, but not allow them to select it. By doing display logic, that hides the entire option from the respondent, I only wanted to hide the radio button. The java worked great to solve this issue.
Thanks Tom! It worked.
Excuse my lack of programming skills, but what would that look like? Tried this and it didn't work. jQuery('input[type=radio]:nth-child(7)').hide();
Thanks! I knew it would be something simple. For future reference, what if I wanted to do an item that was in the middle of the list? I see that 'first' and 'last' work as choices. But what if I wanted to hide the button for say the 7th item in a list of 10?
Not sure why that showed up so weird when i posted and highlighted the 6 row. But imagine the '6' choice looking like the others but without the radio button to the left.
I always want the text of the option to show, but just want to hide the button. Using it more of a reference for respondents to see. So something like below would be the options. "6" would always show, but the radio button would be missing. The remaining would be selectable. 6 O 7 O 8 O 9 O 10
That makes sense to me. I will give it a shot. Thanks again!
Interesting, thanks for your reply. Guessing this might be too complex for my skill set. But out of curiosity, if it isn't too much trouble, is there a particular resource you used to help you set up that web service or do you have any tips?
As a follow-up, the extra rows it is pulling in are the expected frequencies, actual less expected, row percents. Again, I have these deselected in my table online, but they show up when I export to excel. How can I turn that off so that those numbers don't export?
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