Hello,
My current survey uses URL parameters to populate a hidden question (multiple short texts) with information which of a set of conditions apply to the participant. Later I would like to present participants with a text display containing a list of the conditions that apply to the participant.

Like so:

URL: survey.domain.net/index.php?r=survey/ind...=y¶m2=n¶m3=y

The text display would need to look like this:

The following conditions apply to you:

• Condition 1
• Condition 3

Meaning that individual bullets are only shown when the corresponding URL parameter has a certain value (not necessarily an integer).

What would be the best way to do that?
Many thanks in advance!

Like this?
 

The hidden "multiple short text" question is called Q0.
This shows
 

With this url.

www.myServer/lime/index.php/123123?lang=...Q0_4=y&Q0_5=n&Q0_6=n

And the "textdisplay" question?
Include an if-statement
Please, do not use the HTML-Editor (it will destroy everything becqause of the HTML-tags).
Use the plain text editor
 

 

Joffm

I think I got it to work as follows:

<ul>
    {if(param=='value','<li>Text</li>','')}
</ul>

Unfortunately, whenever I go back to that question to edit it, the auto-complete functionality for HTML tags wrecks the input into the question box and I end up with something like this:

<li>{if(param=='value','</li>
    <li>Text</li>
    <li>','')}

Is there any way to turn this off? Or a better way (with less annoying consequences) to achieve what I want to do?


Edit: Thanks Joffm for the detailed explanation, including how to avoid the mess with the HTML tags! Somehow your response didn't show up when I refreshed this thread before I posted my follow-up.

Edit 2: Unfortunately, when I change the editor to plaintext, any expressions added afterwards are no longer correctly interpreted as such. What could be done about that?
Edit 3: Got it, the problem was due to the displayed text containing an apostrophe, which accidentally terminated the first function parameter.