Hi,
1. You did not insert the question "QImage" with the javascript snippet.
Instead you inserted two questions "QImagesc1" and "QImagesc2" which you never use.
Your relevance equation is still "strpos(QImage_SQ001,"A")>0"
And this question did not have two subquestions.
Create this question in the first qroup.
Here you only shuffle the 24 elements into two containers.
You need two subquestions. I showed it here
Later you use them for the relevance equation.
2. Furthermore you will get in trouble because you display "question by question"
You cant'hide the question by "Always hide this question".
Then the whole question is not existing in the DOM and there is no javascript to work.
Therefore you see the line in the script
// Remove the slashes in the next line
// $('#question{QID}').hide();
While you test the survey you shouldn't hide it, but in the real survey you should by removing the slashes.
Now the inconvenience.
The question is hidden after it is displayed on the screen. So you see "nothing but the "Previous" and "Next" button.
A possible workaround is to hide the question by css (css class "hidden") and as soon as the javascript worked you trigger the "Next" button.
To avoid this we often recommend to display "group by group" with only one question per group.
This way you are able to use some workarounds and you also can display two questions one page.
Well, I restructured your survey.
But I did not add the missing relevance equations in "GeoCatScalar", the second.
Of course here you enter the condition that the character is included in the second "container", subquestion.
"strpos(QImage_
SQ002,"A")>0
And I do not talk about the missing filters "autrelang", the - in my opinion - bad idea to use a dropdown question if there are only two or three options "genre", "autrelang", "paysetude". You may use bootstrap-buttons instead.
The spacings in the GeoCat questions are different in the questions.
And you should revise the css of the texts. Did you copy it from somewhere?
Real orgias of <span>.
And do you really expect people to answer the 60 items of listedemots?
Joffm
