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Allocate weighting across subquestions: Ranking with Percentage

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8 years 8 months ago #144101 by tpartner
Replied by tpartner on topic Allocate weighting across subquestions: Ranking with Percentage
Correct, just leave it as a normal multiple-numeric with whatever sum value settings you need.
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8 years 8 months ago #144115 by teracomp
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tpartner is my official HERO! Thanks!! I can now deploy this survey on Monday as planned!

There's an entire tutorial wrapped up in the code you provided. I have some experience with AngularJS (deployed 5 or 6 apps), but limited interaction with jQuery as a result. I love seeing how jQuery interacts the DOM with LimeSurvey. The flexibility is unparalleled...well...if you have the skills like tpartner has!
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8 years 8 months ago #144117 by teracomp
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To take it one step further, i tweaked the interface to have the label inline with the slider and incorporated a media query to revert back to 100% width at the 800px point:
Code:
function checkSize(){
  if ( $(window).width()<800 ) {
      $('.control-label').width('100%').css('text-align','left');
      $('.slider-container').width('100%').css('float','none').css('margin-top','0').css('margin-bottom','0');
  } else {
      $('.control-label').width('16%').css('text-align','right');
      $('.slider-container').width('83%').css('float','right').css('margin-top','0').css('margin-bottom','0');
  }
}
$(document).ready(function() {
    checkSize();
    $(window).resize(checkSize);
      ....(etc)

Added a screenshot to demonstrate the results
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8 years 8 months ago #144129 by DenisChenu
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In general : i update
input type='text' data-number='true'
to
input type='number'

(looking at your first screenshot)

With good step etc ....
A plugin idea ;) (for me)
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8 years 6 months ago #146381 by teracomp
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I'm building a release version for my survey which prompted me to look at this again. In going through the template code, I found this is in bootstrap-slider.js, line 749.:
Code:
732  defaultOptions: {
733    id: "",
744    min: 0,
745    max: 10,
746    step: 1,
747    precision: 0,
748    orientation: 'horizontal',
749    value: 5,
750    range: false,
751    selection: 'before',
Notice value: 5

Setting this to 0 fixed the issue.

Is there a reason why this would be 5 instead of 0?
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