Absolute magic. Thanks, TomG!
TomG, wow. This is amazing. Thanks!No need to reply, but in case you have time...I'm trying to make sure I understand this in general so I can apply this moving forward.For the side-by-side, the winning code you gave was:jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" tr.Choice").first().find(".SBS2").find("*").hide(); However, when I inspect the page, I see the "SBS2" but not the "tr" or the "Choice":Just want to make sure I'd know how to do this for future questions of a different type (e.g., drop-down question on a matrix table).
TomG any of your usual brilliant ideas?
Thank you so much, TomG! That solved it!(thanks, too, bstrahin for the conceptual attempt + connecting me to TomG, the hero!)Does that mean the following should work for a text entry question?jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" tr.Choice").hide(); Can't quite get that to work.
Unfortunately no-go. But thanks! Pretty impressive for a non-coder.
This seems like it's right in the neighborhood, bstrahin!! I just don't have the skills to quite execute. Are you able to debug my various attempts below? THANKS!Try #1: var cell = "2~1~1~TEXT"jQuery(("#QR~"+this.questionId+"~"+cell).replace(/~/g, "\\\\~")).closest("td").find("").hide();Try #2: var cell = "2~1~1~TEXT"jQuery(("#QR~"+this.questionId+"~"+cell).replace(/~/g, "\\\\~")).prop("disabled" , "true"); jQuery(("#QR~"+this.questionId+"~"+cell).replace(/~/g, "\\\\~")).css("display" , "none");Try #3:var cell = "2~1~1~TEXT"var input = jQuery(("#QR~"+this.questionId+"~"+cell).replace(/~/g, "\\\\~"));input.prop("disabled",true);input.closest("td").find("*").hide();Try #4:var cell = "2~1~1~TEXT"var input = jQuery(("#QR~"+this.questionId+"~"+cell+".InputText").replace(/~/g, "\\\\~"));input.hide();Here's what I get when I use Inspect in my browser:
Note: Apparently things are breaking down very early in this process. If start the JS block with alert("${q://QID34%231/ChoiceTextEntryValue/1/1}"), the alert is empty if it contains any quotation marks or line breaks.
MSobotta for the win! This is fantastic. Thanks so much for a clever solution that perfectly accomplishes what I need! :) Really appreciate it.
MSobotta I checked out the preview link. Yes, yes, yes! This is great! Would you mind uploading the .qsf file so I can look at the finer details?
Having not tried this myself, I suspect it should work. Just set the embedded data to the UnselectedChoices.
This was solved on a different thread by GrumpyCivet. The solution here involves to steps:Create an embedded data field that captures the selected words from the Highlight question. Use JavaScript in a subsequent question to count the length of that embedded data field (by counting the number of commas).How to do this: In the survey flow, set embedded data from the selected choices of the Highlight question. For instance, set high_string to ${q://QIDXXXXX/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}Also in your survey flow, create an additional embedded data field (e.g., called word_count) before the block that contains the Highlight question. Then, implement this solution is from GrumpyCivet HERE: In a later question, embed the following JS: var myString = Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.getEmbeddedData("high_string"); var wordCount =0;wordCount = myString.trim().split(',').length;Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData("word_count", wordCount);Voila! Thanks to GrumpyCivet for solving this one!
A clue: I can set embedded data (e.g.,highlighted_string) that captures all of the words a person highlighted (e.g., highlighted_string would be "3: Dogs, 5: Pickles"). Anyone know how to find the length (i.e., number of words) in an embedded data (in the above case, this would be 2 since "Dogs" and "Pickles" are the only two words?
https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/36225#Comment_36225https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/36228#Comment_36228To clarify (in case my question didn't make sense): Do you know of any JS that would make it so as soon as someone chose the option on the left in the Bipolar Matrix, it fills down all of the rest of the answers on the left?For instance, in this photo, as soon as the person select "I prefer $25" all of the other options below it ($30, $35....$60) get filled in.
The Bipolar Matrix type seems to have given me what I need.TomG, Do you have a link to any resource on using JS to fill-down the bipolar matrix?Thanks so much to you both!
You get this error when making the table in Rich Text editor? How many seats are there? Also, just to verify, each cell in the table you create in the Rich Text editor should be filled with ${lm://Field/n} and not ``.
Fantastic, once again ahmedA, your helpfulness and skill amaze. Thank you so much!
This gets added to the OnLoad JS of the question? Also, for someone whose name is "Mo," what will happen? Can I just change every instance of 3 in your code to 2 in order to accommodate the Mo's of the world?
Clever idea; thanks for trying here! Unfortunately, I need to manipulate the string they enter. If a participant enters a badly formatted name, I want to reformat it myself rather than alerting them to the fact that they entered it incorrectly. (e.g., I don't want "joe" to know that I've taken his name to be "Joe".)Any idea how I might reformat using regex?
Here's a very hacky way you could do this that is *definitely* not ideal but may help if you can't find anything better: Upload 2 image files to your Qualtrics library, 1 for the available seat and 1 for the occupied seat. In the Image Library, find each picture and click the Gear icon to get the image URL.Generate a matrix of distributions.* (will return to this below)In your survey, wherever you want the seating chart image to appear, turn on Loop & Merge for that block, and paste in your Matrix from (3) to the L&M table. Set the L&M options to Randomize and present only 1 row.In that block, create a question to display the seating chart. If, for instance, you had 20 seats, you could use Rich Text Editor to make a 4x5 table. In each cell of the table, input the placeholder for a L&M data: ${lm://Field/n}. In other words, in the first cell you'd put ${lm://Field/1}, in the second cell ${lm://Field/2}....${lm://Field/20}That should get you what you want, but it's a terribly tedious and
Fantastic. Absolutely perfect. Thanks so much, ahmedA!
Anyone have any clues?
@rondev for president! Yes, yes, yes! This is great. Thanks a ton!
I was able to solve this problem after a bit more tinkering. I'm posting the solution below in case it's helpful for anyone else: Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnReady(function(){ /*Place your JavaScript here to run when the page is fully displayed*/ var start = parseInt('${e://Field/start_time0}'); var end = parseInt('${e://Field/Q_TotalDuration}'); var score = parseInt('${e://Field/r0_score}'); score++; var elapsed0 = end - start; Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('elapsed0', elapsed0); Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('r0_score', score); if(elapsed0 > 30) Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('timeout0', 1); });
Oh, interesting! So I would just wrap the whole thing in a setInterval function, with the second interval as 300 (300 seconds = 5 minutes). Is that right? My attempt below. Again, I don't know JS so am super grateful for you, TomG.Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function(){ /*Place your JavaScript here to run when the page loads*/});Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnReady(function(){ /*Place your JavaScript here to run when the page is fully displayed*/setInterval{ var start = parseInt('${e://Field/start_time}'); var end = parseInt('${e://Field/Q_TotalDuration}'); var elapsed = end - start; Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('elapsed', elapsed); if(elapsed > 300) Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.setEmbeddedData('timeout', 1);}),300};
Hi TomG ,Fantastic! Thanks so much! The only strange thing now is that it seems to take much longer than my specified amount of time before it actually advances to the next page. i.e., I have it now specified to auto-advance after 10 seconds but it's actually taking something closer to 20 seconds or so to advance. Any guesses?If not, no sweat; you've already helped so much!Here's the updated survey:
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