Hi,Reopening this thread because I realized I never doubled back to report on how the suggested remedy worked. Unfortunately, it was not successful. Despite turning on "Save & Continue", successive clicks of the links created new responses. I'm still looking for a solution ... Thanks all!
https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/27996#Comment_27996Whoa - thanks so much, belatedly, for this! This could be huge for my workflow. Appreciate it, Radam. Cheers.
> @TomG said: > @brendontroy, > > I think checking Save & Continue is survey options should prevent multiple responses from being created. Thanks so much, @TomG ... you're always a font of knowledge. I appreciate it and will try that and report back here as to the results.
> @TomG said: > You would need to use the API, and yes, that is the correct place to start. Thanks, @TomG !
Thanks very much, @TomG, and thanks for the suggestion, @KendraR ... I will say that the last time I took your advice and suggested a feature to the Support Team, they were very receptive and seemed to at least understand the idea (even if it may understandably take time to implement).
> @TomG said: > @automaticadd, > > I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the only way to do it is with display logic as described in the post you referenced. There is no way to combine carryovers from multiple questions into one question. Is there any way to request this as a feature? I came looking for it having already told a colleague (foolishly, I realize) that this was easily possible. It seems like a natural 'advanced' option in the Carry Forward functionality.
> @TomG said: > Don't use piped text. Place a span tag with an id where you want the answer to appear. Add click event handlers to the radio buttons to update the content of the span when a choice is selected. Also, look to see if a choice is already selected when the page loads, and update the span if one is found. Thanks! That all makes sense generally. Now to figure out how to do all of that ...
@Shashi thanks for the reply; this demonstrates how tricky URL encoding can be! I linked to the URL below, but it seems the forum software "corrected" it. I've updated my post and added the actual incorrect link below, as well; both can be copied and pasted. Thanks again for replying, and let me know if you have any suggestions. `https://nyu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ac6wv3ygHecgWQ5?Q_PopulateResponse=%7B"QID1":"1"%7D`
@bstrahin thank you so much for the reply! You're so helpful. Following your advice plus using Javascript to auto-submit the page, plus a descriptive question (above the "smiley face" question, in case the page takes a while to load and submit) and custom end of survey page both thanking the user, have made my project perfect. Thank you again, really appreciate it. For those reading this in the future, I got the necessary Javascript from this thread, where the correct answer was submitted by none other than the incredibly helpful @bstrahin (haha).
@MsIreen thank you! We don't have SalesForce in my division, but it is good to know that there's that integration if we ever look at it again or if I advise colleagues who do have it. I appreciate the reply.
@MsIreen thanks very much for the response! I'll look into that method. It seems like a great alternative approach to what I'm trying to do, and I'm going to try it out. I was originally hoping to be able to send e-mails using my CRM, so that said e-mails could be sent automatically (without having to export customer data from the CRM and import into Qualtrics manually). The e-mails from the CRM would have links that would each register unique responses. If anyone has any suggestions for that approach, I would still be open. Thank you all!
> @Shashi said: > Please see this post Hi @Shashi , thanks very much for replying, but unfortunately, that post doesn't answer my question. The suggestion given in that post relates to in-line questions (in a survey project page), and I'm looking to put the images in an e-mail sent by a CRM. Thanks for your response, though, I do appreciate it.
Thank you SO much, @Shashi! That worked perfectly. Incredibly helpful. Thank you again. All the best.
P.S. I tried piecing stuff together and came up with this possibility: Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { /*Place your JavaScript here to run when the page loads*/ if (${q://QID1/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices} == 'NAMEOFCHOICEFOUROBFUSCATEDHERE') { jQuery("#NextButton").attr({value:"Tell us more about yourself",title:"Tell us more about yourself"}); } else { jQuery("#NextButton").attr({value:"Submit",title:"Submit"}); } }); but I get the error "Invalid JavaScript! You cannot save until you fix all errors: Unexpected token {" ... so obviously I'm missing something ...
Thanks so much for the quick reply, @Shashi ! I'm afraid I'm new to using JS with Qualtrics ... if you don't mind explaining a tiny bit, would I need to use that code in conjunction with the "getSelectedAnswerValue ( )" and/or "Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.QuestionInfo" methods to somehow change the text according to the selection? Alternatively, if there's a tutorial for this sort of thing, please feel free to tell me to go there and learn. Thanks!
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