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how to dynamic display the subqestions according to the input
4 years 6 months ago #104118
by iscar
iscar created the topic: how to dynamic display the subqestions according to the input
i am using 2.0 LS,design a multiple short text question.
the thought is :when partcipant write something in sq001, then sq002 appear. when write something is sq002 ,then sq003 appear.
result: my sytax doesn't work.
i don't know where is the problem, pls give me some help, thanks in advance!
the thought is :when partcipant write something in sq001, then sq002 appear. when write something is sq002 ,then sq003 appear.
result: my sytax doesn't work.
i don't know where is the problem, pls give me some help, thanks in advance!
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4 years 6 months ago #104338
by mfaber
mfaber replied the topic: how to dynamic display the subqestions according to the input
"Subquestion relevance" is a feature SO often asked for by users...we should get this running sooner or later.
Proper implentation in EM and GUI would need some work but I thought about adding a SQhide() function as a workaround. So users could add e.g. in the question text:
{if(!isempty(question1_1), "This is the subquestion text", SQhide(this.SGQA))}
This would probably just take a few hours to implement and test...maybe my weekend project
Proper implentation in EM and GUI would need some work but I thought about adding a SQhide() function as a workaround. So users could add e.g. in the question text:
{if(!isempty(question1_1), "This is the subquestion text", SQhide(this.SGQA))}
This would probably just take a few hours to implement and test...maybe my weekend project
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4 years 6 months ago #104343
by mfaber
mfaber replied the topic: how to dynamic display the subqestions according to the input
true...
hmmm...
It seems large parts of subquestion relevance are already implemented, otherwise the array filter would not work. But there's no interface...no place to enter SQ relevance equations directly. Maybe an SQhide() function could influence SQ relevance directly and let EM do the actual hiding. Too much speculation...need to have a look at the code
hmmm...
It seems large parts of subquestion relevance are already implemented, otherwise the array filter would not work. But there's no interface...no place to enter SQ relevance equations directly. Maybe an SQhide() function could influence SQ relevance directly and let EM do the actual hiding. Too much speculation...need to have a look at the code
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