I'm preparing a survey on Qualtrics. I need to ask to the customer the number of text boxes that will be displayed. For example:
Survey: "How many files do you use? Name them".
Customer: 5
And then 5 text boxes will be displayed in the survey. Does anyone know the answer? Please?
You're going to have to include the maximum number of possible text questions or text form rows, then use display logic on each to display the ones that apply.
You can't dynamically add text boxes (via JavaScript) because Qualtrics can't record what it doesn't know about.
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I have created a database for work for a report and am in need of some help. When I try to add comments to the textboxes it gives me an error saying there is too much data. I have tried to extent the textboxes and make them as big as possible as well as played around with the "Data Validation" to give it a large amount of max characters but none of those work. Is there some other way to increase the amount of text these text boxes can hold?
(PS. I am using the text area widget not the text box widget which is supposed to be bigger but neither works)
You can adjust SQL type setting in advanced field settings:
I am very new to TOSCA and I don't have a lot of help around me for it, online searches do not seem to answer my question either.
I have scanned a basket page for a website and wish to create a loop to increase the quantity of a single product, but I can't seem to be able to read the quantity already in there, only change it. Is there a way to do this?
I am fine with conditions and loops its just this part of extracting the value from the text box.
Thank you for any help you can give.
You should be able to get the value from a text box by using the action mode buffer.
Here is the according section of the manual.
I'm desperately trying to include a radio button beneath a text-entry question in Qualtrics. The question would look like this:
"How many jellybeans are in the picture above?"
[text box here]
[radio button here with the text "I don't know" to the right of it]
The idea is that people who have no idea how many jellybeans there are would click the Don't know button, rather than providing a crazy answer. Of course, I'm doing on a survey on economics, not jelly beans..
THANKS!
Don't use a text entry question. Use a multiple choice question. Allow text entry on the first choice, and the second choice is "I don't know".
You can write some JavaScript to hide the button/label for the first choice, but the specifics depend on the type of theme you are using.
Take this text for example.
I would like to be able to display something like the text above, and let the user mouse over "text" and "example" to get two different ToolTip messages (lets say, "text: noun...definition: ...", and "example: noun...definition" respectively).
In this case, the text is static, so one option would be to put 4 different labels next to each other and style them differently. This might work in most cases, but i also need the text to word-wrap which wouldn't work with individual labels.
Can anyone recommend a solution for this?
It doesn't seem to get much love in our community, but you'll want to look at the TLF Engine. Specifically a TextFlow which has said "primitive" events (eg mouse__, roll__) for links. Style the link appropriately, and in theory you should be close to being done. Since this isn't a Flex-SDK baked-in component, it won't handle the toolTip for you, but it's easy enough to replicate. Create a new ToolTip manually - and add it to the PopUpManager.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flex/using/WS02f7d8d4857b1677-165a04e1126951a2d98-7ffc.html
I have a report viewer that I am using to export to PDF and Excel. Sometimes some of the data in the tables is longer than a singular line.
When exported to PDF the fields that need more height are automatically given it. Yet when I export to excel it remains in the original height and doesn't grow to display all the data.
I want the cell heights to automatically grow to display all the data on screen. I have set CanGrow to true but this has no effect (apart from working when exporting to PDF).
Has anyone had this problem before and can share a resolution?
Thanks
OK, after not receiving any answers I delved in to this one myself.
It appears that text doesn't wrap in excel when the cell is a number of merged cells together.
So in the report viewer if all text areas and items aren't lined up with one another or if one is twice as long as two others then they will be placed in merged cells to make up for the crossover.
It means that the chances are these isn't a solution to the problem, unless all your text areas are identical in width or you can alter the layout so that those that require wrapping to new lines will only take up a single cell.
I done this by putting everything in a table, and knowing that if I merged any cells then text wrapping would not be possible.
I hope this will help someone out there!