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If someone checks the No box we have the subsequent questions and the Submit button disappear so they get the message that they can't proceed.
In the Layout Designer I used the Events tab of the question Elements to make this behavior happen. I chose a text box to deliver my response to the wrong answer, but how do I get rid of the input area?
Thanks,
Mike
If someone checks the No box we have the subsequent questions and the Submit button disappear so they get the message that they can't proceed.
In the Layout Designer I used the Events tab of the question Elements to make this behavior happen. I chose a text box to deliver my response to the wrong answer, but how do I get rid of the input area?
Thanks,
Mike
Hi Mike,
The first thing is not to use pairs of check-boxes for yes/no questions as both boxes can be checked. Either use a single checkbox, or - probably better a radio button with yes/no options.
Then use the events to Show when the value = Yes and Hide when the value = Yes
Bob
The first thing is not to use pairs of check-boxes for yes/no questions as both boxes can be checked. Either use a single checkbox, or - probably better a radio button with yes/no options.
Then use the events to Show when the value = Yes and Hide when the value = Yes
Bob
Thanks for the steer toward the radio buttons, Bob. That double check was on my list to deal with next.
But what can I use for the answer? I just need text, but if I use Custom I don't see a way I can hide then show it.
I get input elements I don't want to show.
But what can I use for the answer? I just need text, but if I use Custom I don't see a way I can hide then show it.
I get input elements I don't want to show.
Hi Mike,
Sorry, I missed the text part of the question. Provided that the element you want to show/hide has an id you can use the events in the same way. If you use the Pure Code option in a Custom Code element include <div id='my_id' >. . .</div>
Bob
Sorry, I missed the text part of the question. Provided that the element you want to show/hide has an id you can use the events in the same way. If you use the Pure Code option in a Custom Code element include <div id='my_id' >. . .</div>
Bob
Sneaky!
Thanks a million, GreyHead!
Thanks a million, GreyHead!
Oh, but here's my next question.
How do I hide the answer if I use Custom? I don't have the option to load it hidden.
How do I hide the answer if I use Custom? I don't have the option to load it hidden.
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