Chhavi_Ch thank you for your answer. However, I am not actually sending a survey in this email distribution, it is just a report to survey-takers about what our research team learned from the survey. So there is no survey link to share and I cannot send an email from the "distribution" tab without a survey link in the email, unfortunately.
Thank you PraDeepKotian_Ugam. I imagine that must be the issue. I have reached out to my administrator to see if they can enable "view restricted data." Hopefully getting that turned off retroactively will still allow me to see the data I need. Thanks also for the tip about "Anonymize Responses" TomG , I checked and that setting is not turned on so that is not the issue.
Chanda_IUK thank you so much for this comprehensive explanation. I have followed these instructions and, even after clicking "publish," the problem remains, unfortunately.
I am also having this issue. Would appreciate a step-by-step walk through of how to add embedded data to the workflow to fix this issue if someone is willing. Or if someone from Qualtrics can just fix this problem that would be great!
ahmedA perfect! That code worked for me. You are a total life saver thank you so much!!!!!
ahmedA whoops, sorry now it should work: https://ncsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/preview/SV_77MMoGmcsmGwP1s?Q_CHL=preview&Q_SurveyVersionID=current Thanks so much for your help here.
Ah, ok great - here is that link. https://ncsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/preview/SV_77MMoGmcsmGwP1s?Q_CHL=preview&Q_SurveyVersionID=current
Sure thing, see here: https://ncsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_77MMoGmcsmGwP1sIt's a bit jumbled as I'm trying to sort out the best way to ask these questions but you can see what the goal is. Thanks again.
Hmm, we're getting closer! The emojis are showing up but everything is bunched together on one side for some reason...I am using the following code for the Javascript editor:/*Place your JavaScript here to run when the page loads*/jQuery(".statement-container div").eq(0).append("Completely pleasant (100) 😀 ");jQuery(".statement-container div").eq(1).append("Completely calm (100) 😀");jQuery(".statement-container div").eq(2).append("Not scared at all (100) 😀");});And the following code I am adding to each "choice" statement, with the labels changed for each choice: 😥 Completely unpleasant (0)Neutral (50) Completely pleasant (100)😀Any suggestions? Thanks so much for your help.Bradley
I was able to create this (below) using this code below "add on load":jQuery(".statement-container div").eq(0).append("Completely pleasant (100)");jQuery(".statement-container div").eq(1).append("Completely calm (100)");But I don't know how to get the emojis to be in the correct spot. Thanks again.
Hi ahmedA ,Thanks for your help. Where do I put this code? It didn't work in the Javascript editor. Sorry, I'm new to this!
ahmedA I'm not sure how to share a link to the preview but I made a new survey with just that question here: https://ncsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6mm9JdYNM1BqZhkThank you for your help!Bradley
This is my question. I had to use a vertical graphic because that looks better on mobile. But when I do so it makes it awkwardly left-aligned on desktop.
I had the same question and tried the solution by ahmedA but it did not work for me, unfortunately.
Oh my gosh, TomG this worked absolutely perfectly. Thank you so much! It is now behaving exactly as I want it to. And my code looks much more efficient now too, thank you for rearranging it as you did. This made my day!
Thanks for the response TomG. However, this doesn't seem to be working for me (maybe something in my existing code is affecting things?). See my full code here: https://gist.github.com/bradleyallf/74e38e53b22b4c9ea32578b157319e30I'm quite new to this so thanks a lot for your help,Bradley
This is so helpful, thank you so much Nami !!! You are the best.
https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/26141#Comment_26141Hi Nami!Thanks so much. I actually looked at this post before posting my reply but, being a total beginner with this, I wasn't sure how to copy the code that you wrote out. Specifically, I wasn't sure what in the code I am supposed to keep as is and what I need to personalize for my own purposes. Right now, my code for using the graphic slider option to change the graphics looks like this: Pastiebin.com embed :: 5ede7267c2ba6 Would you be willing to show me how to take this code and use it in the way you outlined in that other post to use the normal slider scale, instead of the graphic slider?Thank you so, so much for your help.Bradley
This is a SUPER helpful thread, thanks all so much. My issue is now the size of the images I need are constrained by the small size of the containing div for the default slider options (see attached image). Is there a way to increase the size capacity of the "containers" (I may not be saying this right) to accommodate for a custom graphic slider that has larger images? Essentially, I'm modifying the smiley-face graphic slider, which has a pretty small image size of 130x130 (but I believe it is even so the largest graphic slider available). Additionally, the images I want to use are more rectangular than square, which makes them appear even smaller.Is there a way to increase the image size?Thanks all,Bradley
Perfect, this worked for me. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much, TomG.I'm sorry I'm a newbie at this-- what do I click on to enter this code for this question? I clicked the gear icon and then "Add Javascript" and got this page. Does it go somewhere here?Thank you!Bradley
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