Can I hide an array answers as in the attached image?

This is not a question about the development of the limesurvey software, but rather of what you can do with Limesurvey. I'll move it to the correct forum.

Set up your survey to use JavaScript and add something like this to the question source:

Tpartner,

Thank you very much for that. It worked.

I want to do almost the same with Multiple choice with comments (see attached). Is it feasible? Your help is very important.



Thank you in advance.

Hi Tpartner, this works great. However, is there a way to subsitute "first" and "last" with a specific answer option? Just to add more flexibility. Because if the array is randomized, "first" and "last" might not work, or if I would actually hide the middle button for a specific question. Is there a way to make this script more flexible?

hehehehe, sometimes it is good when Tpartner isn't responding quickly. I had a little break and used it to learn a little bit. Searched for "javascript :last" and found a page about potential selectors here: www.w3schools.com/jquery/jquery_ref_selectors.asp

So I played around a little and found :eq(x) as a selector. This wouldn't work if the question is randomized, so I am still looking for this, but at least this is more flexible than first and last as selectors.

So in addition to the last radio button of the first line, I also hid the 3rd button of the 3rd line:
And here how it looks like:

OK, so with a little playing around I finally found a good solution that is also "randomization" save, or at least should be from my understanding.


This should work with the comment boxes as well. Will give it a try later. But there is one flaw to this method. While the radio buttons don't show, it seems that they can still be clicked. Is there any way to avoid this?

While the radio buttons don't show, it seems that they can still be clicked.

Ah, good point - replace all instances of : with:

This will remove the comment field from the first row of a multiple-choice-with-comments question. As Holch suggests, if you want to randomize, you will need to use a more specific selector.

hi
what's code for array ( number ) ?

boriginal wrote:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"> $(document).ready(function(){ //Hide what ever you want by adding the code of your interactive element $('#cbox_585145X141X34956_1').hide(); }); </script>

Please explain exactly what you are trying to do.

thanks for help
i want do this

can i use Subquestion Relevance for this cell : Qcode_6_d= 0
or some things like this ?

As far as I know, subquestion relevance will show/hide the whole subquestion depending on the relevance equation written in the field.

So the relevance equation 'Qcode_6_d" would mean that the subquestion (the whole line) should not be shown when that specific field is zero. Which doesn't make sense.

so, what can i do ?
i thing most use JS code .