Hi,
For a social networks analysis survey I need to do the following: in a multiple choice question I´ll display a list with the names of all the employees except the name of the person who is responding - in the "original charged list" all names are present -. There will be a minimum of names to be chosen.
Thanks!

Hi,

I guess you are using tokens.
One approach would be to do some small script development, using Jquery to remove the related entry for the token being answered.

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Thanks!

Hi gabrieljenik,

Thanks for your answer.
Yes, I´m using token and attributes.
Yes, that's the idea. Does anyone have the script developed?

Best regards!

Try with something like this: $("answer" + SQGA + " option[value='" + AnswerCode + "']").remove();

Hi gabrieljenik,
Thank again.
Sorry, but I don't have a clear idea of what to place in the script in relation with the respondent (to be hidden), whose information is in the token.

Best regards,

If you use a multiple choice and the last 2.06 version : you can use Expression Manager for each line of your multiple choice question.

Then :
- Add an attribute with each "code" of sub question
- Set equation for each line : {TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_1!="name01"}

Denis

Hi DenisChenu,
Sorry, but I can not do it work, please can you be so kind to expand and if possible exemplify your idea.
Thanks! Best regards.

Usapuka wrote: Hi DenisChenu,
Sorry, but I can not do it work, please can you be so kind to expand and if possible exemplify your idea.

Are you using LimeSurvey 2.06?
If yes, you can use Denis idea.

You have the question, where all the subquestions are with the names of the persons.
You have the name of the person who is answering the survey in a token attribute. The subquestion with this persons name should not be shown when the same person is answering the survey.
To get this done, you can use the subquestion relevance fields, which are shown behind the subquestion texts (Limesurvey 2.06 and above).
The relevance equation is {TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_1!="Name of person used in this subquestion"}
Make sure that the names in the token attribute are exactly written like in the equation.

Hi jelo,
Thank you! Now is working. I had to do one change: the relevance equation should be written without { }.
Best regards,

Usapuka wrote: .... the relevance equation should be written without { }.

You're totally right !