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Hello,

I need to create a question that randomly selects an image from a folder I created on the LimeSurvey server (containing 32 images). To do this, I created a "Text Display" type question and inserted a JavaScript code. Unfortunately, in the question preview, a blank question appears as if it can't read the code. At this point, I tried with a very basic test code, and I realized that my LimeSurvey can't execute JavaScript.

Here is my code:

<p><img id="randomImage" src="" alt="Immagine casuale" /></p>

<script type="text/javascript">
    var numberOfImages = 32;
    var randomIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * numberOfImages) + 1;
    var imageFolderPath = 'https:folder_path';
    var imageFileName = 'Scenario_' + randomIndex + '.jpg'; //the images are named Scenario_1, Scenario_2, … , Scenario_32
    document.getElementById('randomImage').src = imageFolderPath + imageFileName;
</script>

In your opinion, is the problem in the code? Is there some setting related to JavaScript execution? If so, can you recommend a new method to achieve what I need?

I also tried this second method, but it doesn't seem to work either:
I created an "Equation" type question where I generate a random number from 1 to 32.
Then I created a "Text Display" type question where I inserted the following code:

<p><img alt="Random Image" src="Folder_path/Scenario_{G03Q03}.jpg" /></p>

Where G03Q03 is the Code of the question where I've generated the random number. I already checked the accessibility of the images, the correcteness of the folder path and the images are all saves as jpg.

Thanks in advance for your help.

At this point, I tried with a very basic test code, and I realized that my LimeSurvey can't execute JavaScript.

You most probably have the XSS filter on and are not a Superadmin. Switch it off and Javascript will work. If you have no way to switch off the XSS filter, no problem.

What you are trying to do can be easily done (I think even easier than with Javascript) via Expression Manager/script.

Create a equation type question (which you will hide via GUI later on, when everything is tested and works).

Let's call this question RandomImage or something and you will generate a random number from 1-32 via expression script.

How to do this has been described on the forum a million times. Important is, that you not just create the random number, but check before if this number already exists and only if not, create the random number. This avoids that the random number changes throughout the survey for the same respondent. Otherwise, any further call to the equation (e.g. because you want to use RandomImage more than once, or because the respondent went back in the survey) will generate a new random number.

Then you can use your approach to display the image:

Thank you so much for your response!

However, I still haven't been able to solve the issue. I inserted the two codes as you suggested, but in the question preview, the image still isn't loading. I'll attach some screenshots to show you better. In the code I added also some parts in order to display the complete image path and the random number generated. It seems like it is all good, i don't understand.
 Thanks again!

so the URL generated is the correct one?

How does the generated URL within SRC look like?

Does the image exist under this URL? Seems like that is the problem, the URL doesn't point to an image.

Screenshots are only slightly helpful. A LSS file is always the better choice.

Yes, the URL generated is correct and accessible. ( sia.unibg.it/limesurvey/upload/surveys/4...1-32/Scenario_31.jpg )

<img alt="Game 1" src="limesurvey/upload/surveys/438158/images/scenari1-32/Scenario_{RandomImage}.jpg" />

Hi,
when I enter an image with the wizard I get
 

and in the source code
You see the backslash at the start?

As said: Always better you send a lss export.

Joffm

Ok, thanks for the advice. 
I've attached the lsg file of the group of question where I have issues.

I hope this helps solve the issue.
Thanks again!

Please, we always ask for lss files, neither lsq nor lsg.
Copy the survey, remove everything not relevant and send the lss export.

And, what happened when you added the slash to the link - or even entered the ful path?

Joffm

Ok, sorry for the misunderstanding, I'm attaching the LSS file.
Even when I try using a slash or something else in the path, nothing changes.Thanks again.

It can't work if you create the random number in the same group