Hi,

I'm trying to make a question with answer and sub-answer.
Like in this example: bugs.limesurvey.org/file_download.php?file_id=13146&type=bug (I don't know why I cannot see this in the preview window here)

I was searching how to do that and saw here that the option is not yet ready?

Note that currently it is not possible to output the question text of questions with subquestions, see this feature request .

So how do I make the list of religions appear under that answer if the user chooses "a"?

1. What is your belief system?
a. Religion
- Christianity
- Islam
- ...
b. Atheism
c. Agnosticism
d. Secularism
e. Lack of religion

(LS 4.2.1)

(I don't know why I cannot see this in the preview window here

Because it is a link to an image and not an image.

You will have to search for it, but there are javascript solutions floating around.

There is a workaround here (may need to be adapted for 4.x) - www.limesurvey.org/manual/Workarounds:_M..._options.22_question

tpartner wrote: There is a workaround here (may need to be adapted for 4.x) - www.limesurvey.org/manual/Workarounds:_M..._options.22_question

Thanks.
But if I prefer not to touch the code, is there another way of doing things? I was thinking of making a condition.
If the user choose "Religion" it will show the "Religion" list,
but if he choose also "Lack of religion" it will not show the "Religion" list.

Or there is a better way of doing this thing?

Or there is a better way of doing this thing?

At the moment, no.
This fulfills your wish of "nested" subquestions.

But if I prefer not to touch the code

It's just a javascript snippet in the question text. So, what?

I was thinking of making a condition.

It is possible using subquestion relevance.
But it doesn't validate. That's up to you.

Joffm wrote:

But it doesn't validate

What "validate" means?
I can show statistics to users but not calculate them in a statistic program like sofastatistics ?

Joffm, you mean this?
I think I understand.
It's for default options like email, phone number and such,
so the system will know the information inserted is correct or in the right format.
www.limesurvey.org/manual/QS:Em_validation_q/en

Didn't mean like that:

Was thinking of moving the religion to a new question.

I was searching how to do that and saw here that the option is not yet ready?

Note that currently it is not possible to output the question text of questions with subquestions

Here you refer to something quite different.
This is about the display of the "text" of a question in a later question.
www.limesurvey.org/manual/ExpressionScri...#Access_to_variables
Qcode.question the text of the question {gender.question} 'What is your gender?'

But back to your original question.
As this question is a single punch question, you should use a question of type "single".
The mentioned workarounds use multiple questions.

But in my - and the internet's - opinion there are only very few - your - options of being "not religious".

As I see in your example you do not want to display each "evangelical sect" but stay to the major ones.
So there are only four: Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism
Even if you split into different subcategories like "protestant", "roman catholic", "Sunna", "Schia", ..., "Vishnuism", Shivaism",..., "Hinayana", "Mahayana",...

And even if you add the medium sized ones
Taoism
Shinto
Falun Gong
Sikhism
Judaism
Confucianism
Bahá'í Faith

Meaning, in total you won't ge too many, +-20

So it is absolute sufficient to use one single question.
And you may display the different religions in different colors, with an added icon.

The simple solution is - of course - to split the question.

Joffm

The simple solution is - of course - to split the question.

Yes I prefer the more simple the better.
It bothers me for a week because I had a talk with a friend.
He is Jewish, and he is Secular but also he is close to Judaism in some degree.

So if I do radio button he will only be able to choose Secular or religion>religion list.
And if I use check box, a user that is religions/Lack of religion, will be able to choose both.
:pinch:

I think I've done it.:woohoo:

In my opinion you still ask for apples and pears in your first question.

1. Someone could be "agnostic", support the ideas od secularism or laizism (separation of religion and state as in France or Turkey) and be a "neo-fascist".
No problem, but what to select?

2. The first three items you may see as "religion related", but the fourth?
Obviously this is a different dimension -> a different question
To avoid the impression of being biased there should be the whole political spectrum from far left to far right (liberalism, communism, conservatism, anarchism,...)

Joffm