Hi,
again with a smiley.
Why don't people do what they are told?
I wrote
(where "cell_1" means, the cell with answer code "1")
But your cells do not have a code "1", nor "2", but "A1", "A5", "A4"...
(Is there a reason for this strange order?)
And why don't you use numerical codes?
Usually an array represents a scale. So later you want to calculate some statistical measures, like mean, Std.deviation, maybe t-Tests, correlations or so.
Then you need numerical codes, not texts like "A1".
So you have to use:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8">
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#question{QID} tr.answers-list:eq(0) .answer_cell_A1 *').attr('title','This is cell 1,1');
$('#question{QID} tr.answers-list:eq(0) .answer_cell_A5 *').attr('title','This is cell 1,2');
$('#question{QID} tr.answers-list:eq(0) .answer_cell_A4 *').attr('title','This is cell 1,3');
$('#question{QID} tr.answers-list:eq(0) .answer_cell_A3 *').attr('title','This is cell 1,4');
...
Joffm
And there is a reason that we ask for lss exports only, not lsq nor lsg
lsq and lsg exports are language sensitive.
You can't import such a question or group into a survey with different base language.
So we volunteers have to create a survey hopefully with the correct base language to import your export.
And these exports don't contain the surveywide settings, which are very important sometimes.
