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Hello everyone! I was hoping to get some help with an issue I am having implementing an example that JoffM kindly posted in response to an earlier question about shuffling the rows in an array: here is the original post , and here is his example code -  .

Like the original poster, I am trying to implement a choice-based conjoint analysis. I started by importing JoffM's example, which worked perfectly, and then attempted to recreate the questions in a separate survey (which I'll refer to as my duplicate survey) before modifying the content of them for my project. Here is my duplicate survey: . However, this has not been working as expected. When previewing the duplicate survey, the default answers I add in H1 are not appearing in the array created in Q1 as they should be. This is my main issue and any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I also started having a second issue this morning with the survey preview. For some reason, the preview automatically skips every question and goes to the end screen. Any advice on this issue would also be amazing, but I am not sure if it is related to the first!

Thank you so much in advance, searching this forum has already been extremely helpful in my work with LimeSurvey so far so I am helping I can get this issue resolved! Let me know if any more details are needed.
 

Hi,
you did not follow the example.
In the example the survey is displayed "question by question".
Therefore there is the line
    $('#ls-button-submit').trigger('click');
to proceed automatically to the next question, because you can't hide this question by "Always hide this question"
It is hidden by this line
  //$('#question{QID}').hide();
where you should remove the slashes.

So either you display "question by question" or you move the two question "H0" and "H1" to other groups. (It is really unimportant where they are.)

Joffm

To explain:
You see this line in the script
$(document).on('ready pjax:scriptcomplete',function(){
It means the script starts when the document is ready.
Meaning the script starts when your array is displayed already.
So these things have to be on two separate pages.