SURVEY Request response: change translation for the current automated response

I am not sure if the system message for Request Response can be selected from that list. The message wording can be adjusted by adding the below to the OnReady section of the question’s JavaScript that has Request Response enabled:

jQuery("#NextButton").click(function() { 
setTimeout(function() {
jQuery("#ErrorMessage > span").html("message"); 
jQuery("#Page > div > div.PageErrorDialog > div.ErrorButtons > button:nth-child(1)").html("button1");
jQuery("#Page > div > div.PageErrorDialog > div.ErrorButtons > button:nth-child(2)").html("button2"); 
}, 5);  
})

Thanks @Tom_1842, I cannot find this system message in that list.

Also thanks for the Javascript code, in that sense, we have the survey in different languages and the ‘German’ one should be updated but not for the others. 

How should it be included if we want to change it just for one survey language?

 Thanks for your response!
 

@Tom_1842 many thanks! It works!

I wonder  how it should work if I want to include adhoc messages for other languages, for instance by adding similar code also for ES (spanish). In this case, adhoc messages for DE and ES in the same question:

jQuery("#NextButton").click(function() { 

if("${e://Field/Q_Language}" == "DE") {

setTimeout(function() {
jQuery("#ErrorMessage > span").html("GERMAN MESSAGE"); 
jQuery("#Page > div > div.PageErrorDialog > div.ErrorButtons > button:nth-child(1)").html("button1");
jQuery("#Page > div > div.PageErrorDialog > div.ErrorButtons > button:nth-child(2)").html("button2"); 
}, 5);  

};

{ 

if("${e://Field/Q_Language}" == "ES-ES") {

setTimeout(function() {
jQuery("#ErrorMessage > span").html("SPANISH MESSAGE"); 
jQuery("#Page > div > div.PageErrorDialog > div.ErrorButtons > button:nth-child(1)").html("button1");
jQuery("#Page > div > div.PageErrorDialog > div.ErrorButtons > button:nth-child(2)").html("button2"); 
}, 5);  

};

});

Thanks!

More languages can be added, but I think yours has an extra bracket included before the 2nd if. Try the below:

jQuery("#NextButton").click(function() { 

if("${e://Field/Q_Language}" == "DE") {

setTimeout(function() {
jQuery("#ErrorMessage > span").html("GERMAN MESSAGE"); 
jQuery("#Page > div > div.PageErrorDialog > div.ErrorButtons > button:nth-child(1)").html("button1");
jQuery("#Page > div > div.PageErrorDialog > div.ErrorButtons > button:nth-child(2)").html("button2"); 
}, 5);  

};

if("${e://Field/Q_Language}" == "ES-ES") {

setTimeout(function() {
jQuery("#ErrorMessage > span").html("SPANISH MESSAGE"); 
jQuery("#Page > div > div.PageErrorDialog > div.ErrorButtons > button:nth-child(1)").html("button1");
jQuery("#Page > div > div.PageErrorDialog > div.ErrorButtons > button:nth-child(2)").html("button2"); 
}, 5);  

};

});

Thank you very much @Tom_1842, 

Have a nice day!

Dear @Tom_1842  your answers are always so helpful. If I take the script you suggested how do I add another layer that also apply it ONLY to the question I added the JS to? I tried it without pointing out a specific QID and it just goes across all questions in the page. is that possible to add something so for every question I want to apply this JS the wording would be different? So I need different text in different questions with translation. THANKS!

@deveer Request Response applies to the whole page if there are any unanswered questions on a page that have Request Response enabled. It would probably be simplest to ask the questions one page at a time if you want different Request Response messages for each question. I think it's possible to add conditions to the JS that checks the answer status of questions on the page and displays different Request Response messages depending on the answer status, but I think it would be pretty custom to your survey and question types. I'd suggest starting a new thread with some specifics about your setup and someone might be able to point you in the right direction with the code.

Hi this is really helpful! I just wanted to know whether it was possible to apply to all response required questions in a survey - or if there is a method to do this?