I would like to use an multi-flex-text array with numbers only and disable certain cells.

My Javascript/JQuery capacities are too low, so I would kindly ask one of the gurus to guide me in the right direction.

I hope the attached image tells all. Using 2.50 built 160411

Hi Tammo, do you want the inputs just disabled (greyed-out) or completely removed?

Can you attach a sample survey containing that question?

Hi tpartner,

see attachment.

There is an additional wish too: I would like the total of the third question to equal the answer of the second question. Only after that the third question has been answered right.

Example: second question = 56.8

Thanks in advance, this will be my (well, actually your) first Javascript in version 2.5!

Tammo

@tpartner: Preferably greyed out, but I would also like to know how to remove them completely...

tammo wrote: see attachment.

Do you mean the png image? Or did you attached a sample survey as tpartner asked for?
Cannot see that sample survey anywhere?

Attachment

Quick test using jquery and EM
In question text Update SQ01 and SQ01 to needed line and column (i never remind if X is first and Y seconc, i think it answer{SQG}SY01_SX01 but unsure.

I don't really understand your second need : but i think it can be done with EM and www.limesurvey.org/manual/Question_type_...28em_validation_q.29

@tpartner: Preferably greyed out, but I would also like to know how to remove them completely

Note that disabling will not work with a mandatory question.

To avoid confusion, I would change the sub-question codes to reflect the scale. So, something like X1-X15 and Y1-Y4.

Then Denis' script could be:
And, to address your second requirement, the question validation equation could be:

I am standing on the shoulders of giants
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standing_on_the_shoulders_of_giants

This works very well for an array with texts (where only numbers are allowed).

I now also have another array: array with numbers, checkbox layout. Here the trick does not work.

Anyone knows how to get this working?

Try this:

Thanks, this works, but it does not show it.

Is there also a way of not showing the checkbox, or should I better do that with css?

I do see them as greyed-out - see screenshot below. If you want to increase the effect, try adding something like this to the CSS: