So I work at a college as an advisor for students. Sometimes when I meet with a student, they ask for really specific resources available to them. While meeting with student, I’m required to complete a document outlining what I spoke to the student about. The issue that I run into is if the student needs specific resources, I’m wondering if there is a clean way to add hyperlinks, or clickable link in a question’s response field so that when I submit the form, its sent to them with all the links intact. Right now, I have to write down all the resources separately, then send them the form and a separate email with links attached. Which is typically lost or misplaced. Please let me know if there is a way to do this. Not sure if it would require the question to include rich text or not.
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Hope this helps
I understand that is something i can do already. What im teying to do is make the response a rich text reply. Cerrently there is only the option to make the text response "single-line", "multi-line" and "paragraph" and none of those allow for survey responders to add rich text to their replies.
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I understand that is something i can do already. What im teying to do is make the response a rich text reply. Cerrently there is only the option to make the text response "single-line", "multi-line" and "paragraph" and none of those allow for survey responders to add rich text to their replies.
That’s text entry. You can paste link, URL or whatever you want but it won’t be in hyperlink that clickable. They still need to copy paste it in browser.
You can set up workflow that send email automatically to prevent lost or misplace resources.
Email Task (qualtrics.com)
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Hi
How are you sending your report? Is it a response summary, in an email task, other?
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You already did it with the response summary. So no lost or misplace links
if you include the link in <a> tag that should resolve your issue. something like this <a href="URL will go here">any text</a>
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No, it won’t be hyperlink, it’s gonna be text
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If you are using an email task (or trigger), you can pipe the links into the email html. Let’s say QID1 is the question, “Here is a scholarship you can apply for”, and the answer is a url. You can put something like this in the email:
<a href="${q://QID1/ChoiceTextEntryValue}">${q://QID1/QuestionText}</a>
Thanks everyone.
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