Hi - I have a constant sum question that with a (frankly stupid) required workaround I can get to validate against a variable total value. It requires the use of a custom next button. Functionally it all works fine but the custom button has very basic styling and it stands out against the aesthetics of the rest of the survey. If I add a style element into the button html then I can get the button to look closer to the survey template styling but it appears to introduce issues and the standard default Next button which should remain hidden becomes displayed again - so essentially I have two next buttons. Here's an example of custom button html that works fine: `var nextButtonHTML = '<input id="CustomNextButton" class="NextButton Button" title="→" type="button" name="NextButton" value="→" aria-label="Next" style="">'; jQuery('#Buttons').append(nextButtonHTML);` Here's an example that causes the unwanted behaviour described above: `var nextButtonHTML = '<input id="CustomNextBut
Does anyone else suffer the issue in Survey Flow where dragging/moving an item causes the scrolling to be disrupted and scroll to the bottom of the page therefore making placement of the moved item impossible? This seems to happen on surveys that have a larger than average number of items in the Survey Flow (all of my surveys) and it can be temporarily rectified by refreshing your account. This is a temporary fix only though and it will soon begin again. It happens on windows and MacOS, it happens to all my users/colleagues. Does anyone have a solution? I can't find any discussion about it but it is infuriating and there has been no fix for the problem in years.
I have a constant sum style question where there are three fields where a respondent must provide a percentage response (between 0-100%). The sum of the responses must be less than or equal to 100. There is no obvious way to do this within the questions options as the Must Total functionality allows only to set to an exact value. I assume this is possible with custom javascript. This is not an area of expertise so before I waste a lot of time trying to figure it out, has anyone else come across this requirement and is able to share a solution or point me in the right direction?
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