Here is an easier way. You don’t have to lookup or replace anything:Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .ChoiceRow").each(function(i) { if(i%4 >1) jQuery(this).css("background-color","#eee"); });});
Yes, by recoding everything as 0 or 2, you are saying that all 0’s are the same thing and all 2’s are the same thing even though they are different choices. You should probably recode everything to 1 through n, then assign a status some other way (e.g., survey flow branch that set’s an embedded data field).
@Vi86 - You can reduce the number of embedded fields and survey flow complexity by using one field for each category (e.g., coffee). Instead of using randomizers set the value of fields to a random number from 1 to 3. Then base display logic off those values. The one drawback is you can’t force an even distribution.
@Apostolos99,Move the hidden question to the same page as the three new question as the last question on the page. Then add this JS to it:Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { jQuery(this.questionContainer).hide();});Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnPageSubmit(function() { jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .InputText").val(jQuery(".InputText:first").val());});
You’ll want to base the loop off a question. There are a couple of ways you could do it:Add a text entry question before the loop, make the default answer ‘Total Songs’, and hide the question with JS. Base the loop off the question. Pipe the song names into the loop like you have already done. Add a multiple choice question before the loop with the piped song names as choices. Add display logic to only display the choice if the pipe field is not empty, and hide the question with JS. Base the loop off the displayed choices.
I’ve read a few articles saying bolding the email subject line may result in higher open rates. I figured out how to format the subject lines using rich text editor (you need to start in email message, format the subject line, and switch the type of email to subject). However, the subject lines don’t come through any different when the email is sent. I tested on Outlook and Gmail. Does anyone know if it’s possible for recipients to receive formatted subject lines? Email subjects can’t be formatted. It has nothing to do with Qualtrics. The only way to bold an email subject is to use unicode bold characters. However, using all unicode characters increases the odds of the message being tagged as spam.
You could use the built-in select2 ajax functionality, but you need a web server to host a server side script and the data (preferably in a database).
@TomG I attempted the method you shared, but I am receiving {Invalid Expression}. Would you mind looking at this and letting me know if you see anything wrong with it? Thank you! $e{ round( ( WHODAS_mean ) , 2 ) } Is WHODAS_mean an embedded data field? Is so it would be:$e{ round( e://Field/WHODAS_mean , 2 ) }
@prashantgoswami - You can’t. I suggest starting with a Conjoint then adding your own Van Westendorp using an existing question type(s) (e.g., you could use a slightly modified Constant Sum question).
@AnnaP - You are missing a space before .InputText.
Yes, you probably need a paid account for bot detection.Try adding a Recaptcha question to the beginning of your survey.
@AnnaP,Yes, you’ll update the JavaScript section. Just replace everything that is there with the code I provided. The only customization needed is replacing "background text goes here" with the placeholder text you want in your text input field.
@hachiware10,I have a function, mcColumns, that can do this. You can contact me by private message if you are interested. You would just call it from your question’s addOnload function like this:mcColumns(this,{cols:{2:0,7:0},lastSpans:1,textAlign:"center",labelMargin:"auto"});
To add @JesperAndersen’s answer….Once you turn on Bot detection, you can add a branch to your survey flow after the first question block to screen out any responses where Q_RecaptchaScore is less than 0.5.
Add a placeholder attribute to the text entry element:Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .InputText").attr("placeholder","background text goes here");});Note: jQuery selector would be different for Simple layout.
You can use JS to set an embedded data field in a loop question with the event displayed in the loop:Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData("loopEvent","${lm://Field/1}");});
@TomG how would I add this if I have a Yes No for choices (single select), and if yes s selected, a list of options appears (multiple select) It would be easier to do a yes/no question followed by a MC question on the same page with in-page display logic.
First, if you are using Simple layout, pretty much any code you see on the Community isn’t going to work unless it was specifically written for Simple layout.If you aren’t using Simple layout, I have a function for bipolar sliders that you can contact me about if interested. It much more flexible and easier to implement than the code in the old post you linked to.
@RobBar - Currently, the uniqueness score is being added to the belonging score because you are using the same scoring category for both. To make them independent, each should have its own scoring category.
You can put Q2 in a Loop & Merge block based on the selected choices in Q1.
How can I transverse the DOM and get the selected text?Use a combination of jQuery’s .find(), .each(), .closest(), and .text() functions.
The choices to the right (1,2 and 3,4) are really just labels. You could use JS to traverse the DOM and get the selected label text, but it isn’t clear to me why you would want to. You can pipe the selected choices or base display logic on the selected choices on the next page.
Unfortunately, it isn’t possible to nest loops in Qualtrics. So you either need to ask about all companies in the loop (5 x 15 questions in the loop & merge block) or use the loop & merge block to loop through the companies and handle the countries in the survey flow.
@rachelarp,Use a loop & merge block. The block will have 4 questions, a text/graphic question to display the image and the three follow-up questions. Your loop & merge setup will have 47 rows, one for each image. Field 1 can be an image description and Field 2 the image url. Click the box at the bottom to randomize the loop.Pipe the loop and merge fields into an <img> tag in your text/graphic question. For example:<img alt="${lm://Field/1}" src="${lm://Field/2}">
@Josang,In your code, inputs isn’t defined. This should work:Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnPageSubmit(function() { var inputs = jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .InputText"); var a = Number(inputs.eq(0).val()), b = Number(inputs.eq(1).val()); Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData("c",a*b);});
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