The relevance is a nice feature and I had the same problem a few weeks ago
and implemented it as a solution - one of our forms is asking households a
number of questions but the biggest set of questions is about hunting - so
to introduce the section I put the question "does your household hunt"
yes-no and then for all remaining question groups I use the relevancy code
selected(${does-hh-hunt}, 'yes')
which only showed the subsequent questions in the survey if they answered
yes. If they answered no then the survey effectively jumps to the last few
general questions.
I found it a very nice feature - especially as we were also asking about if
they hunted 5 years ago and I could do the same with that question and hide
all the questions related to hunting 5 years ago if they said no.
You do have to plan our your questions in a flow diagram first as it then
help both the build and the checking of it to see if all works correctly.
Jon
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On Wednesday, 17 October 2012 19:57:42 UTC+1, (unknown) wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am doing an survey generator application and one of the requirements is
> automatically jump to the end of de survey if a specific question is reach.
> I know the relevant attribute but i think that could be quite complex
> putting relevant in a lot of question just to jump to de end of the survey.
> Is there any other option for doing that?
>
agreed with Jon with regard to planning - a schema before the initial
program is developed help you work wonders...I know not everyone likes to
work on little pieces of papers etc....but it helps....
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On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 3:13 AM, Jon Parsons wrote:
Hi
The relevance is a nice feature and I had the same problem a few weeks ago
and implemented it as a solution - one of our forms is asking households a
number of questions but the biggest set of questions is about hunting - so
to introduce the section I put the question "does your household hunt"
yes-no and then for all remaining question groups I use the relevancy code
selected(${does-hh-hunt}, 'yes')
which only showed the subsequent questions in the survey if they answered
yes. If they answered no then the survey effectively jumps to the last few
general questions.
I found it a very nice feature - especially as we were also asking about
if they hunted 5 years ago and I could do the same with that question and
hide all the questions related to hunting 5 years ago if they said no.
You do have to plan our your questions in a flow diagram first as it then
help both the build and the checking of it to see if all works correctly.
Jon
On Wednesday, 17 October 2012 19:57:42 UTC+1, (unknown) wrote:
Hello,
I am doing an survey generator application and one of the requirements is
automatically jump to the end of de survey if a specific question is reach.
I know the relevant attribute but i think that could be quite complex
putting relevant in a lot of question just to jump to de end of the survey.
Is there any other option for doing that?
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