hey @MoTimperley - You can refer to the below links for more info around your ask. 1. Manual Variables - https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/data-and-analysis-module/data/add-new-fields/manual-variables/ 2. Bucketed Variables - https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/data-and-analysis-module/data/add-new-fields/bucketing-variable-creation/
hey @Lukas - Yes 5000 means 5 secs, so accordingly you can adjust the time to set the value for 6 minutes 😀
hi @Lukas - You can accomplish your requirement by hiding the Next/Continue button for the said amount of time by adding the below code to the JS section of the question on the page. !
@epeterson - This should be possible by using: 1. Carry Choices Forward option for Questions 2 and 3. 2. Use a Randomization for displaying the number of options (eg - 2 or 3 options). 3. Use Display logic to compare Question 2's answer with Question 3's answer, if the answer matches then only display Question 3. (you would need to add a AND / OR logic to achieve what you are looking for, but it is possible)
hey @epeterson - What is the type of question that you are using for the 2 questions whose answers you want to compare? Are they a limited set of options that you are looking to compare Qa's answers with Qb's answers?
hi @stevecalla - Unfortunately, I do no believe you can change the default error message for the Force Response option, however, you can use a Custom Validation to have your conditions set and then use a custom error message.
hey @Shannon_C - Try the following, this should work, reduce or increase the time based on your requirement. !
hey @EMack - You can achieve this by using a jQuery function [.change(function()] in the Add Javascript section of the question, have you tried that?
hi @chrissien - Yes, you can create a ticket based on uploaded data. Refer to this discussion - https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/19556#Comment_19556
hey @AdamK12 - have you tried the following? !
hi @seniorc - If you are looking to add images to the Matrix statements (Matrix Type - Bipolar) as follows ! you can do this via the "Rich Content Editor" and add the necessary image. ! !
@Luke_may001 - If you are using an iFrame this is possible by giving your iframe a particular id eg: "iframe1" as highlighted below under Iframe Properties > Advanced ! Once you have assigned an id, you can then use the below JS code for that question, under the "addonload" function. !
hey @Luke_may001 - You get the error cause you are trying to use a "<" however, in order to use a "<" tag you would need to use jQuery. I see you are using something along the lines of <img class, (not able to see more of the code due to the Alert pop-up so I am unsure what is that for? Are you using an iFrame to embed your video into Qualtrics or have you uploaded the video from your local machine?
hi @Luke_may001 - Can you paste the JS code you are using? you would need to paste the JS code within the "addOnload" function. Also have you provided your iFrame with an id?
@Sammi_Leroy1430 - Can you share an example of what the Email template and the URL looks like? Also, how are you embedding the image in the email template?
@Yeon - you can use the following, this should work on Chrome and Firefox, hope this helps! !
hi @ferfma - by Personal links do you mean Individual link? (as you seem to be using the Compose email feature) if yes you would need to: 1. Add the image to your Graphics Library first so that you can source the image in your email template. 2. Within the Compose Email section, you would need to add the - href code to the Source of the template, the icon as below: ! 3. Within the source code you can add use the below: ! This worked for me on Chrome browser, hope it helps.
@Yeon - where have you added this piece of code? have you added it to the "addOnload" function in the JS and also are you using a jQuery append? as without the jQuery append this code will not work.
@Yeon - you can use a jQuery code as below in the JS section of a question: !
hey @vishnub87 - Instead of using 2 blocks with branch logic and repeating the same questions again, you could possibly do all this calculation in a single block by: 1. Using Math Operations in the Survey Flow section for calculations - https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/survey-module/editing-questions/piped-text/math-operations/ If you want to display this Travel Score to the Survey taker later on in the Survey, then you would need to have another Block and use Display logic on the questions to display/show the Travel Score based on what option the survey respondent has selected.
hi @mjay - have you tried doing the following?!
hey @chrissien - Have you referred to the following link https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/distributions-module/mobile-distributions/sms-surveys/
hey @Scagas - One possible solution could be to use javascript to attain this functionality where you can use the "getElementById" to call the checkbox and execute an operation/function on it. Below is a non-optimized code that uses single ids to get the job done: Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { this.questionclick = function(event,element){ /* Test Code for making Not Interested Exclusive */ document.getElementById('QR~QID6#1~1~1').onclick = function(){ document.getElementById('QR~QID6#1~1~2').checked = false; document.getElementById('QR~QID6#1~1~3').checked = false; document.getElementById('QR~QID6#1~1~4').checked = false; } /* Test Code for unchecking Not Interested when other options selected */ document.getElementById('QR~QID6#1~1~2').onclick = function(){ document.getElementById('QR~QID6#1~1~1').checked = false; } document.getElementById('QR~QID6#1~1~3').onclick = function(){ document.getElementById('QR~QID6#1~1~1').checked = f
hi @HE_Survey - Within the Authenticator -> Options there is an option mentioning - "Allow authenticating respondents to retake authenticated section" you can select this and have multiple people from the same location take your survey with using the Authenticator, see image attached. Hope this helps. !
hey @Deep - when you click on the question in your case Question 46, towards the right-hand side of the screen you would see a header named "Validation Options" within which there is a checkbox named "Force Response". Select the checkbox option and your question will now be a Required question to the survey taker. Hope this helps!
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