Hi Sachin Thanks for the reply, but I didn’t make myself clear.My point was that I wanted a respondent to take several photos through the course of the interview, ideally without switching from camera to browser and back again. There are other platforms that allow respondents to take photos in this way to make it seamless. My question was can this be made to happen in Qualtrics?
Hi @TomG Thanks for the demo, which looks great! What’s the JS that’s creating this?ThanksArthur
Hi TomG and ScottGThanks for your great answers and @TomG I would love to see your general purpose JS function!ThanksArthur
Hi Tom_1842That’s perfect thank you, not been in that dusty cupboard for some time but it’s exactly what I need. Hi TomGI love the bubbleBurst question, I now need to find a funky client who will let me use it! Thanks to all Arthur
Hi dxconnamnguyen Thanks for the advice, straightforward if slightly risky. (It would be nice to be able to add in the additional data directly) ThanksArthur
Hi ash123, I have created a field group as suggested - it contains 12 statements and each statement has 3 options, so I am looking to create a table with 12x3 cells.In the table widget, I set up a count metric and when I select rows or columns, the combined field group is not shown, just the 12 statements individually. If I add these individually, the system somehow combines the statements/choices. For example if I add 2 statements, I get a table with 9 answers - the 3 options combined for statements 1 and 2. If I add 3 statements, I get a table with 27 numbers- the 3 options combined for statements 1,2 and 3.Clearly I am doing something wrong
Hi ash123, thanks for offering up your suggestion but I couldn't make it work. I created a field group from all the statements (mapped to the individual questions in the grid) but I end up with the same mess.There must be a simple way to take a grid question and add it to a dashboard?
Here’s an example (fictitious) where the question might be 'How often do you buy these items from a convenience store?’
HI TomG and dxconnamnguyenThanks for all your help on this one, it works!In the end I did this in Custom CSS (to hide the language drop down):#Q_lang {visibility: hidden;}And in the question following my language choice question, I did this in the </> Javascript section (to identify the language choice and reset the language for this respondent):Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function(){var lang = jQuery("#Q_lang");var x = "${q://QID23/ChoiceGroup/SelectedChoices}";if(x=="French") {lang.val("FR").trigger("change");}if(x=="English") {lang.val("EN").trigger("change");} }); I changed ‘QID23’ to the QID for my language choice question.I am most grateful but its clear that I need to learn some JS basics!Arthur
Hi TomGThanks for the advice (and to dxconnamnguyen for testing out).In my survey, I have question for Canadians only which asks which is there preferred language, if they choose French then my embedded data statement sets Q_Language=FR-CA.I have added your statement (in the Custom CSS box in Look and Feel/Style) and it doesn’t change the language, the survey just continues in EnglishSorry, I am not a JS/html person and I don’t fully understand what’s going on here. Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { var lang = jQuery("#Q_lang"); if(lang.val()!="FR-CA") lang.val("FR-CA").trigger("change");});I now realise that I should be adding the JS into the actual question (doh!) but which question? The question which asks which language they prefer or the next one? And do I still need to change the Q_Language in embedded data?
I am using the following to hide the dropdown:#Q_lang {visibility: hidden;}Is it possible to hide for everyone except Canada and then only give Canada FR and EN options?Someone must have come across this problem before??
Hi to Naman and Sowrabh I tried both solutions and both worked fine. Going forward, I quite like the survey flow version as it easier for review/colleagues to see what happens. Thanks Arthur
Hi Arun, yes that works - thank youArthur
Hi Arun, thanks for the prompt reply - most appreciated!It’s important that the answers for each loop can be amended if needs be - is that possible with your solution?Arthur
Hi grahulp5Thanks again for your response but this shows how to set up the highlight question but not what to say to respondents as an instruction for completion. Using their example text 'Please indicate the words or phrases....' assumes that people know how to highlight text - I guess most people will but I was looking for instructions which would apply to all people, whatever their tech knowledge.
Thanks grahulp5 for taking the time to answer my question but all I see when I select a highlighter question is 'Click to write the question text'.What I'm looking for are instructions for a respondent to answer the question - how to select a word/group of words, how to change your selection - both desktop and mobile.Thanks
Hi TomThanks for the solution, will this work post interview completion? It's a question my client has asked now that the fieldwork has almost finished!Arthur
Hi DeepakI've given this a try as I quite like the attempt to get some commitment.Its difficult to quantify the impact but it feels right!Arthur
Hi DeepakThanks for responding.I take your point about being unable to control human behaviour! My thought was that disabling the 'Next' button would encourage people to click even more, perhaps the click count option is not the best way to go on this one?CheersArthur
Hi ThomasThanks for taking the time to respond.The 20 second timer is there to encourage people to read what's on the page and prevent them from skipping through. The text would take a normal person 25-30 seconds to read so 20 seconds is the minimum.Also, what they have to read is information rich and you can't just scan it to understand what its about.ThanksArthur
Hi TomI finally got it!I set up a separate question for each country, with 3 for SW, one for each language.In the translation file (e.g. DE) I changed the SW/DE version of the question from the default of DE/EUR to CHF with German wording.Thanks for your time and help
Hi TomWell my option didn't work.....The survey has 6 countries, 4 currencies and 4 languagesIf you are in Germany, you will see the German translation and EUR currencyIf you are in France, you will see the French translation and EUR currencyIf you are in Italy, you will see the Italian translation and EUR currencyIf you are in Switzerland, how do I give you the option to see CHF in German, Italian or French?Thanks for your patienceArthur
Hi TomThanks for the prompt replySo what if I add 3 versions of a currency question for SW in IT, DE and FR?If a Swiss respondent chooses German, then Q_Language=DE?Consequently, a Swiss person will see the Swiss/DE version of the question by using the display logic Country = Switzerland and Q_Language=DE.Have I understood this correctly?
Hi TomThanks for the reply and as you say it's not easy. I tend to use Block Numbering once a questionnaire is scripted as it makes it much easier to edit. Using InternalID numbering is less helpful as the IDs could be out of order.Our old system (Alchemer) used to show the ID in the lower right of the question edit box which made it easy to check piping and other logic.Thanks for taking the time to answer my question.Arthur
Hi TomThat's a very smart solution and will work well for what I have in mind.Thanks for putting the effort into responding, much appreciated!Arthur
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