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I would like to display the questions and the respective responses to certain questions in the end message and the admin notification email depending on whether they've been presented to the user. Is there a way to do that and also use include HTML? I was trying something like

{if(Q00001 != 'YES' OR Q00002 != 'YES, "<p>Some text</p>")}

but that produces an error.
 

Hi,
1. what type of question are Q00001 and Q00002?
2. If this is really the equation you entered
{if(Q00001 != 'YES' OR Q00002 != 'YES, "<p>Some text</p>")}
you see that the quote after the second 'YES' is missing.

Joffm

Thank you for your reply!

1. Both questions are of type "List (radio)".
2. The equation I put into my post wasn't the actual equation; I was trying to give a simplified example and unfortunately, I forgot the second quote. My apologies!

Hi,
1. If you use the inline HTML editor, change to source code editor.
This editor takes into account the <p> tag.

2. With inline editor I do not see an issue here
<p>{if(Q1_SQ001 != 'YES' OR Q1_SQ002 != 'YES', "Some text")}</p>

Joffm

...assuming "YES" is an answer code, not the answer label.

Unfortunately, I can't seem to get it to work. This is the feedback I get from the survey logic file for the text in the end message.

 

It works just fine with simple text, but as soon as I include HTML it breaks. Single or double quotation marks don't make a difference.

tpartner wrote:

...assuming "YES" is an answer code, not the answer label.

Yeah, I used the answer code in the if statement.

Place the HTML in an equation question and reference that in your IF statement.

Here the comparison HTML editor vs. source code editor

1. HTML
 

after saving
 

and the logic file
 

2. source code editor
 

logic file
 

result
 

 

@Joffm: This is probably a stupid question but how do I switch to the source code editor? When you mentioned it earlier I thought you meant clicking on the source code icon in the toolbar (the second one from the left in your screenshot) and editing the HTML in the popup (which is what I always do when I need to edit the HTML). But apparently that's the wrong way to got about it?

Either in
"Configuration / Global / General"
or in 
"My account / Personal settings"