Hello,

I had an issue where a bug prevented me from filtering questions not yet answered. Basically, what I originally had set up for filters:

Q1: Flavors for person 1:
Vanilla
Pistachio
Chocolate
Milky Way
Moose Tracks
Filter Exclusion: Q2;Q3

Flavors for person 2:
Vanilla
Pistachio
Chocolate
Milky Way
Moose Tracks
Filter Exclusion: Q1;Q3


Flavors for person 3:
Vanilla
Pistachio
Chocolate
Milky Way
Moose Tracks
Filter Exclusion: Q2;Q1

However this seems to cause answers to not save if it has filters for questions below it. I want the user if by the time I ask person 3 what ice cream they want, for person 1 to be able to change their minds after but not be able to pick person 3's Moose Tracks. These filters could probably be done in javascript, but I am having trouble finding examples. I am attaching a working example that shows that once you go to page 2, and go back to page 1 the answers are gone. It definitely should be a bug, but for now if anyone could help with javascript that would be amazing

My opinion : best is to use manual.limesurvey.org/Question_type_-_Mu...28em_validation_q.29


But maybe you can try with expression inside subquestion relevance : manual.limesurvey.org/Adding_answers_or_...fic_for_subquestions

Else : did you report the issue ?

Isn't this related to
www.limesurvey.org/forum/design-issues/1...ot-staying-filled-in

where you also use filters of questions which are following?

Joffm

It is indeed. I was looking for a workaround temporarily in .js and figured it should go here.

To answer denis:

My opinion : best is to use manual.limesurvey.org/Question_type_-_Mu...28em_validation_q.29


But maybe you can try with expression inside subquestion relevance : manual.limesurvey.org/Adding_answers_or_...fic_for_subquestions

Option 1: I have checkboxes, and was hoping that for usability the boxes could disappear as options if selected elsewhere.

Option 2: This worked actually. I moved equations to subquestion relevance and was able to work around with no js

slarson55 wrote: Option 2: This worked actually. I moved equations to subquestion relevance and was able to work around with no js

Exactmly the same equation than the "filter" équation ? If yes : it can be really interesting to fix the issue.