In my current survey I have a block with 4 questions, 2 of those questions are “forced response” questions while the other 2 are “request response” questions.
Due to this, the following textbox appears. I understand if the text appears with the “continue without answering” if the respondent did not answer the “request response” questions.
However, it does not make logical sense for the “continue without answering” to appear if respondents did not answer the “forced response” questions. In this case, I would only like the “answer the questions” text to appear. Is there anyway to solve this issue?
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Hi @NicoleT
An option would be to split the questions into different pages or to use custom javascript to manage the validations from popping up.
Thanks so much Sowrabh1993!
I am not familiar with Javascript, is there a link to any post in the forum where I can find/learn the code for popup validations?
Hi @NicoleT , I have tried a workaround for your query, which brings us very close to the solution you want and it doesn’t require Javascript as well. Please refer the steps below.
STEP 1: Create 4 questions in a single block
STEP 2: Add the ‘force response’ in Q1 and Q2, and apply ‘request response’ in Q3 and Q4, as per your requirement.
STEP 3 : Add custom logics in both Q3 and Q4 as per shown below:
You can create an error message in the library as per your requirement.
After the above setup is implemented, the pop message (that you have attached above) will still show up but the respondent will not be able to move forward even after clicking the ‘Continue without answering’ button. They have to answer Q1 and Q2 in order to move forward.
Hope it helps!
Thanks Omkarkewat! Currently that is the logic I already have in place, the respondent will still have to answer Q1 and Q2 to move forward.
However, I would like for the popup message to not have a “continue without answering” option if Q1 and Q2 is not chosen.
@NicoleT That needs to be achieved via custom coding. I’m not an expert in that field.
