i will add console.log("featuresJson",featuresJson) after reading the sample.0var featuresJson = "${e://Field/sample.0}"console.log("featuresJson",featuresJson)just to make sure i can read featureJson
Rock can you read JavaScript, this is what I used before to enforce a validation on phone number using JavaScript:Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function () { const qC = this.questionContainer; const tempInput = qC.querySelector('.QuestionBody input'); try { tempInput.type = 'tel'; tempInput.pattern = "\\\\d{10,12}"; tempInput.addEventListener('input',eL,false); //console.log('ver: 88893'); } catch (err) { console.log('change input type failed.'); }});function eL(e){ this.value = this.value.replace(/\\D/g,''); if(this.value.length > 12){ this.value = this.value.substr(0,12); } /* if ((this.value.length < 10) || (this.value.length > 12)){ console.log('not valid length'); }else{ console.log('valid length'); } */}
SOAP uses XML as body. My guess is if you use survey flow's web service, you wont' be able to connect to the SOAP webservice, unless you don't need to send any XML body over. If all you need to send over is data in the URL, then maybe you can do it.
Go to the new Qualtrics PSM survey, Data & Analysis, Export & Import, Export Data, Export a csv file with no data (let's call this file destination.csv), then go to your original PSM survey, Data & Analysis, Export & import, Export Data, Export a csv file with your 600 responses (let's call it source.csv). Open both csv side by side in 2 Excel instance, then copy and paste the data that you want to transfer from source.csv to destination.csv. then save the destination.csv. Go back to the new Qualtrics PSM survey, Data & Analysis, Export & Import, Import Data, and import the destination.csv back into the Qualtrics PSM survey.
another thing you can try is try to use Spread Syntax in the web service survey flow block, i am not sure if Qualtircs support spread syntax, but it's worth a try:Spread syntax
The only way i can think of is to create a question in a block following the web service survey flow, and in the question, add javascript to pull the embedded data value and parse it and save it back into another embedded data field. And in block follows it, it can use the parsed values.
If you look at this link: The response contain the survey ID. You can also find the survey ID in your qualtircs account ( Account Settings, Qualtrics IDs, Surveys)Get Organization
Can you either export the survey, or put both the header and the js in code block, so we can copy and paste and recreate it in our local instance? Try to type it in from a jpg is pretty time consuming.
So assuming you created a question, call it Q1, then added the audio in Q1 and put the JavaScript above in the Q1's JavaScript. Where are you trying to show the totalTime embedded data? If you try to show it on Q2, that's in the same block as Q1, then you will fail, the totalTime embedded data will either show in the next block or if you put a break between Q1 and Q2. Try that. If that's not your setting, please write down more detail on how you set this up or even leave a survey export here.
once you have the surveyID, you can call this to get the survey's JSONhttps://env.qualtrics.com/API/v3/survey-definitions/surveyIdhttps://api.qualtrics.com/reference#get-survey-1
Add some css width, and height to the div resp-container, or the iframe that should solve your problem.
Maybe when you use contact list trigger, and use authentication to link the surveyor to the contact list, try not to link the surveyor to the surveyor's contact, instead link it to a generic shared contact, so all surveyor are linked to the same contact, use it as a shared database. but when you update data in this shared database, you only update the embedded data field with the surveyor's name in it.
Can you be more specific? When you say you generated 10 links for a survey? Are you talking about contact specific link?
Maybe because async is not supported in IE11?
Look & Feel, Header, edit and put your company name and logo there. It will show up on every page of the survey.
Hi Brady, You should really hire a web developer to do this, or learn how to read JavaScript. This forum is about how to use Qualtrics and not really trying to help people to solve JavaScript problem.Good luck, i know you can do it! Just read the JavaScript!-Kai
In Look & Feel, Style, Custom CSS, add the following:#Q_lang{ box-shadow: 0px 8px 16px 0px rgba(0,0,0,0.2); background: yellow; border: 2px solid red;}
BradyG By the way, great job with the random rotating wheels. It looks really nice, when I have time I am going to read it in detail and see how you create it. It looks very nice!
Hi BradyG , I am able to deploy your proof of concept into Qualtrics without any issue, except some minor css issue. Here is what I did:I copy the html into the question title's HTML viewI copy the css into Look & Feel tab, Style tab, Custom CSS sectionI copy the javascript into the question's Add JavaScript, addOnload functionI attached the survey export which I implemented your proof of concept with minor inline css in the html. You can import it into your Qualtrics instance. Test_random.qsf
My suggestion is to use console.log to write the data to the console and in every loop, check the value and try to debugvar trial = "${lm://CurrentLoopNumber}" - 1;console.log("trial",trial);var embData = "rating" + trial;console.log("embData",embData);if (Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.getEmbeddedData(embData) == -1) var display = 5; console.log("display",display); Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData( "display", display)If you don't know what console is, here are some information:Web ConsoleDebugging JavaScript
Each browser handle date picker differently because each platform has a different screen limitation.
not sure if the translate version work on SMS, but check out this article:Translate Survey - Qualtrics Support
how about using "pattern":"[0-9]{1}"?: The Input (Form Input) element
ok, let me give you step by step instruction.You know how to modify the "1. How satisfied are you with your experience?" string, right? Click on that and you can edit it. Then you will see this view:Click to the HTML viewJust remember the value of id "Header" should match the "#Header" in your JavaScript. That's how jQuery find the matching element in the HTML. If you want to rename it to , then in your jQuery code, you need to update to:jQuery("#IFrameDiv").html('');the # sign before the IFrameDiv is a way to tell jQuery that it's looking for the id attribute's value.
cess , it seems like the "ExcludeEmpdloyee" embedded data containing "Mickey Mouse" over simplify setting. For example, do you want to only exclude "Mickey Mouse" when the user select "Human Resource"? or you want to exclude "Mickey Mouse" regardless of which "Department" a user choose.
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