Hi all,
Love the discussions - learning a lot!
Quick question - is there any way to make a question advance by clicking a
button on the phone or the screen rather than swiping? I'm going to be using
ODK for self-administered questionnaires amongst South African teenagers,
and the swiping can be confusing, especially on phones with small screens
(e.g. T Mobile Pulse) and especially on number or string questions. Is there
a line of code I could add to the XML to get the survey to advance with
clicks rather than swipes?
Thanks,
Zak
Hey Zak,
If you press alt+arrow(left or right) it'll advance forward or back on
devices with keyboards. Swiping is the only way to navigate devices without
keyboards; we didn't add buttons directly to the screen because they take up
a lot of real estate. If you want to change which buttons navigate you'll
have to modify the java code directly. The relevant method is onKeyDown()
in FormEntryActivity.java.
-Carl
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On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 3:18 AM, Zak Kaufman wrote:
Hi all,
Love the discussions - learning a lot!
Quick question - is there any way to make a question advance by clicking a
button on the phone or the screen rather than swiping? I'm going to be using
ODK for self-administered questionnaires amongst South African teenagers,
and the swiping can be confusing, especially on phones with small screens
(e.g. T Mobile Pulse) and especially on number or string questions. Is there
a line of code I could add to the XML to get the survey to advance with
clicks rather than swipes?
Thanks,
Zak
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