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14 years 1 month ago - 14 years 1 month ago #52745 by phpsurvey

Multiple question types in array modifiy was created by phpsurvey

Hi,

I dont't understand how I can Modify the question IDs in the first section of the code to match your survey.

I applied a lot of questions but I don't know which question IDs should I take and where can I insert the ID in the below-mentioned source code???

Code:

<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8">
 
  $(document).ready(function() {
 
    /*********** 
    Display multiple questions side by side
    ***********/
 
    //////// Define question attributes for later use ////////
 
    // Give questions row specific attributes so we can easily manipulate them by row
    $('#question190, #question191, #question192, #question193, #question194').attr('name', 'qRow1');
    $('#question195, #question196, #question197, #question198, #question199').attr('name', 'qRow2');
    $('#question200, #question201, #question202, #question203, #question204').attr('name', 'qRow3');
    $('#question205, #question206, #question207, #question208, #question209').attr('name', 'qRow4');
 
    // Give questions column specific attributes so we can easily manipulate them by column
    // I know, not the correct use of "rel" attribute but...too bad!
    $('#question190, #question195, #question200, #question205').attr('rel', 'qCol1');
    $('#question191, #question196, #question201, #question206').attr('rel', 'qCol2');
    $('#question192, #question197, #question202, #question207').attr('rel', 'qCol3');
    $('#question193, #question198, #question203, #question208').attr('rel', 'qCol4');
    $('#question194, #question199, #question204, #question209').attr('rel', 'qCol5');
 
    //////// Survey layout manipulation ////////
 
    // Fix the width of the survey
    $( 'table.outerframe' ).css({
      'width': '900px'
    });
 
    // Wrap each row in a div
    // This is kinda verbose but IE won't let me use jQuery shortcuts
    var el = document.createElement('div');
    el.setAttribute('id','inlineWrapper1');
    document.body.appendChild(el);
    $('div[name="qRow1"]').wrapAll($('#inlineWrapper1'));
 
    el.setAttribute('id','inlineWrapper2');
    document.body.appendChild(el);
    $('div[name="qRow2"]').wrapAll($('#inlineWrapper2'));
 
    el.setAttribute('id','inlineWrapper3');
    document.body.appendChild(el);
    $('div[name="qRow3"]').wrapAll($('#inlineWrapper3'));
 
    el.setAttribute('id','inlineWrapper4');
    document.body.appendChild(el );
    $('div[name="qRow4"]').wrapAll($('#inlineWrapper4'));   
 
    // Style the wrapper divs
    $('#inlineWrapper1, #inlineWrapper2, #inlineWrapper3, #inlineWrapper4' ).css({
      'width': '850px',
      'margin': '0 auto 0 auto',
      'clear': 'both'
    });
 
    // Get all the questions to sit politely side by side
    $( 'div[name="qRow1"], div[name="qRow2"], div[name="qRow3"], div[name="qRow4"]' ).css({
      'float': 'left'   
    });
 
    //////// Column manipulation ////////
 
    // Set the column widths - can be set individually if necessary
    // Must add up to less than 100%
    $('div[rel="qCol1"]' ).css({
      'width': '12%'
    });
    $('div[rel="qCol2"], div[rel="qCol3"], div[rel="qCol4"], div[rel="qCol5"]' ).css({
      'width': '22%'
    });
 
    //////// Question manipulation ////////
 
    // Hide the answer element in boilerplate questions
    $('div.boilerplate td.answer' ).parent().hide();
 
    // Hide the question text elements in non-boilerplate questions
    $('div.text-short td.questiontext, div.list-dropdown td.questiontext, div.yes-no td.questiontext, div.numeric td.questiontext').parent().hide();
 
    // Push the question tables to 100%
    $( 'div[name="qRow1"] table, div[name="qRow2"] table, div[name="qRow3"] table, div[name="qRow4"] table' ).css({
      'width': '100%'
    });
 
    // Get everything to line up nicely vertically
    $( 'td.questiontext, td.answer p' ).css({
      'text-align': 'center'
    });
 
    // Adjust cell heights so everything lines up nicely horizontally
    $( 'td.answer, td.questiontext' ).css({
      'height':'35px'
    });
 
    // Yes-no question styles
    $( 'div.yes-no ul' ).css({
      'text-align': 'center',
      'font-size': '90%',
      'margin': '0',
      'padding-bottom': '5px'
    });
    $( 'div.yes-no td.answer' ).css({
      'padding-bottom': '0'
    });
 
    // Short-text question styles
    $( 'div.text-short input' ).css({
      'width': '125px',
      'margin-left': '0'
    });
 
    // Numeric question styles
    $( 'div.numeric input' ).css({
      'width': '125px',
      'margin-left': '0'
    });
    $( 'div.numeric p.tip' ).css({
      'display': 'none'
    });
 
    // Get rid of the margins around select boxes 
    $( 'p.question' ).css({'margin':'0'});
 
    // Reduce the space caused by the question help table
    $( 'div[name="qRow1"], div[name="qRow2"], div[name="qRow3"]' ).css({
      'margin-bottom': '-8px'
    }); 
 
  });
 
</script>

docs.limesurvey.org/tiki-index.php?page=...stion_types_in_array

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14 years 4 weeks ago #52749 by tpartner

Replied by tpartner on topic Multiple question types in array modifiy

The question IDs in my example are 190-209 (#question190, #question191, #question192,.....).

Replace them in the first 2 blocks of code:

Code:

//////// Define question attributes for later use ////////
 
    // Give questions row specific attributes so we can easily manipulate them by row
    $('#question190, #question191, #question192, #question193, #question194').attr('name', 'qRow1');
    $('#question195, #question196, #question197, #question198, #question199').attr('name', 'qRow2');
    $('#question200, #question201, #question202, #question203, #question204').attr('name', 'qRow3');
    $('#question205, #question206, #question207, #question208, #question209').attr('name', 'qRow4');
 
    // Give questions column specific attributes so we can easily manipulate them by column
    // I know, not the correct use of "rel" attribute but...too bad!
    $('#question190, #question195, #question200, #question205').attr('rel', 'qCol1');
    $('#question191, #question196, #question201, #question206').attr('rel', 'qCol2');
    $('#question192, #question197, #question202, #question207').attr('rel', 'qCol3');
    $('#question193, #question198, #question203, #question208').attr('rel', 'qCol4');
    $('#question194, #question199, #question204, #question209').attr('rel', 'qCol5');

You can see the ID when editing a question:

Cheers,
Tony Partner
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14 years 4 weeks ago - 14 years 4 weeks ago #52751 by phpsurvey

Replied by phpsurvey on topic Multiple question types in array modifiy

Hi tpartner,
thank you for your answer....

I try to do this since 5 hours but nothing works

For example I insert question 35 but the result is nothing - what is my error ???

Code:

 
    //////// Define question attributes for later use ////////
 
    // Give questions row specific attributes so we can easily manipulate them by row
    $('#question35, #question191, #question192, #question193, #question194').attr('name', 'qRow1');
    $('#question195, #question196, #question197, #question198, #question199').attr('name', 'qRow2');
    $('#question200, #question201, #question202, #question203, #question204').attr('name', 'qRow3');
    $('#question205, #question206, #question207, #question208, #question209').attr('name', 'qRow4');
 
    // Give questions column specific attributes so we can easily manipulate them by column
    // I know, not the correct use of "rel" attribute but...too bad!
    $('#question35, #question195, #question200, #question205').attr('rel', 'qCol1');
    $('#question191, #question196, #question201, #question206').attr('rel', 'qCol2');
    $('#question192, #question197, #question202, #question207').attr('rel', 'qCol3');
    $('#question193, #question198, #question203, #question208').attr('rel', 'qCol4');
    $('#question194, #question199, #question204, #question209').attr('rel', 'qCol5');

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14 years 4 weeks ago #52753 by tpartner

Replied by tpartner on topic Multiple question types in array modifiy

You need to modify ALL of the question IDs, not just the first one. Can you activate a sample survey?

Cheers,
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14 years 4 weeks ago - 14 years 4 weeks ago #52754 by phpsurvey

Replied by phpsurvey on topic Multiple question types in array modifiy

I have 273 questions in my local db - the example should normaly work with my questions...

this is my export file

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<document>
 <LimeSurveyDocType>Question</LimeSurveyDocType>
 <DBVersion>143</DBVersion>
 <languages>
  <language>de</language>
 </languages>
 <questions>
  <fields>
   <fieldname>qid</fieldname>
   <fieldname>parent_qid</fieldname>
   <fieldname>sid</fieldname>
   <fieldname>gid</fieldname>
   <fieldname>type</fieldname>
   <fieldname>title</fieldname>
   <fieldname>question</fieldname>
   <fieldname>preg</fieldname>
   <fieldname>help</fieldname>
   <fieldname>other</fieldname>
   <fieldname>mandatory</fieldname>
   <fieldname>question_order</fieldname>
   <fieldname>language</fieldname>
   <fieldname>scale_id</fieldname>
   <fieldname>same_default</fieldname>
  </fields>
  <rows>
   <row>
    <qid><![CDATA[5]]></qid>
    <parent_qid><![CDATA[0]]></parent_qid>
    <sid><![CDATA[58242]]></sid>
    <gid><![CDATA[1]]></gid>
    <type><![CDATA[X]]></type>
    <title><![CDATA[A2]]></title>
    <question><![CDATA[<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8">
 
  $(document).ready(function() {
 
    /*********** 
    Display multiple questions side by side
    ***********/
 
    //////// Define question attributes for later use ////////
 
    // Give questions row specific attributes so we can easily manipulate them by row
    $('#question190, #question191, #question192, #question193, #question194').attr('name', 'qRow1');
    $('#question195, #question196, #question197, #question198, #question199').attr('name', 'qRow2');
    $('#question200, #question201, #question202, #question203, #question204').attr('name', 'qRow3');
    $('#question205, #question206, #question207, #question208, #question209').attr('name', 'qRow4');
 
    // Give questions column specific attributes so we can easily manipulate them by column
    // I know, not the correct use of "rel" attribute but...too bad!
    $('#question190, #question195, #question200, #question205').attr('rel', 'qCol1');
    $('#question191, #question196, #question201, #question206').attr('rel', 'qCol2');
    $('#question192, #question197, #question202, #question207').attr('rel', 'qCol3');
    $('#question193, #question198, #question203, #question208').attr('rel', 'qCol4');
    $('#question194, #question199, #question204, #question209').attr('rel', 'qCol5');
 
    //////// Survey layout manipulation ////////
 
    // Fix the width of the survey
    $( 'table.outerframe' ).css({
      'width': '900px'
    });
 
    // Wrap each row in a div
    // This is kinda verbose but IE won't let me use jQuery shortcuts
    var el = document.createElement('div');
    el.setAttribute('id','inlineWrapper1');
    document.body.appendChild(el);
    $('div[name="qRow1"]').wrapAll($('#inlineWrapper1'));
 
    el.setAttribute('id','inlineWrapper2');
    document.body.appendChild(el);
    $('div[name="qRow2"]').wrapAll($('#inlineWrapper2'));
 
    el.setAttribute('id','inlineWrapper3');
    document.body.appendChild(el);
    $('div[name="qRow3"]').wrapAll($('#inlineWrapper3'));
 
    el.setAttribute('id','inlineWrapper4');
    document.body.appendChild(el );
    $('div[name="qRow4"]').wrapAll($('#inlineWrapper4'));   
 
    // Style the wrapper divs
    $('#inlineWrapper1, #inlineWrapper2, #inlineWrapper3, #inlineWrapper4' ).css({
      'width': '850px',
      'margin': '0 auto 0 auto',
      'clear': 'both'
    });
 
    // Get all the questions to sit politely side by side
    $( 'div[name="qRow1"], div[name="qRow2"], div[name="qRow3"], div[name="qRow4"]' ).css({
      'float': 'left'   
    });
 
    //////// Column manipulation ////////
 
    // Set the column widths - can be set individually if necessary
    // Must add up to less than 100%
    $('div[rel="qCol1"]' ).css({
      'width': '12%'
    });
    $('div[rel="qCol2"], div[rel="qCol3"], div[rel="qCol4"], div[rel="qCol5"]' ).css({
      'width': '22%'
    });
 
    //////// Question manipulation ////////
 
    // Hide the answer element in boilerplate questions
    $('div.boilerplate td.answer' ).parent().hide();
 
    // Hide the question text elements in non-boilerplate questions
    $('div.text-short td.questiontext, div.list-dropdown td.questiontext, div.yes-no td.questiontext, div.numeric td.questiontext').parent().hide();
 
    // Push the question tables to 100%
    $( 'div[name="qRow1"] table, div[name="qRow2"] table, div[name="qRow3"] table, div[name="qRow4"] table' ).css({
      'width': '100%'
    });
 
    // Get everything to line up nicely vertically
    $( 'td.questiontext, td.answer p' ).css({
      'text-align': 'center'
    });
 
    // Adjust cell heights so everything lines up nicely horizontally
    $( 'td.answer, td.questiontext' ).css({
      'height':'35px'
    });
 
    // Yes-no question styles
    $( 'div.yes-no ul' ).css({
      'text-align': 'center',
      'font-size': '90%',
      'margin': '0',
      'padding-bottom': '5px'
    });
    $( 'div.yes-no td.answer' ).css({
      'padding-bottom': '0'
    });
 
    // Short-text question styles
    $( 'div.text-short input' ).css({
      'width': '125px',
      'margin-left': '0'
    });
 
    // Numeric question styles
    $( 'div.numeric input' ).css({
      'width': '125px',
      'margin-left': '0'
    });
    $( 'div.numeric p.tip' ).css({
      'display': 'none'
    });
 
    // Get rid of the margins around select boxes 
    $( 'p.question' ).css({'margin':'0'});
 
    // Reduce the space caused by the question help table
    $( 'div[name="qRow1"], div[name="qRow2"], div[name="qRow3"]' ).css({
      'margin-bottom': '-8px'
    }); 
 
  });
 
</script>]]></question>
...

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14 years 4 weeks ago #52757 by phpsurvey

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Hi tpartner ,

could you please export your survey with this example and send the file to me or make it downloadable.

My nerves are quite frayed.

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14 years 4 weeks ago #52758 by tpartner

Replied by tpartner on topic Multiple question types in array modifiy

Here is the demo survey but bear in mind that you will need to modify the IDs in it as well - they will get changed when you import it into your system.

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Cheers,
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14 years 4 weeks ago - 14 years 4 weeks ago #52759 by phpsurvey

Replied by phpsurvey on topic Multiple question types in array modifiy

I thought you send me the survey with an ready implemented example which shows me Multiple question types in an array.... :woohoo: .... the survey is has no example for (Multiple question types in array) ???

I need LimeSurvey for my study exam... :silly:

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14 years 4 weeks ago #52763 by tpartner

Replied by tpartner on topic Multiple question types in array modifiy

That IS the survey used in the demo mentioned in the workaround . I'm afraid I don't know any other way to explain that you need to modify the question IDs to match your questions.

Cheers,
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14 years 3 weeks ago #53078 by phpsurvey

Replied by phpsurvey on topic Multiple question types in array modifiy

Juhhu,..... I got it...the survey works but there is still one problem

What can I do to fix the problem???

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14 years 3 weeks ago #53079 by phpsurvey

Replied by phpsurvey on topic Multiple question types in array modifiy

the solution is: the ids were wrong - when you import the survey you have to set the id in the script

190 - 209

for example your ids

310 - 329

190 310
191 311
192 312
193 313
194 314
195 315
196 316
197 317
198 318
199 319
200 320
201 321
202 322
203 323
204 324
205 325
206 326
207 327
208 328
209 329

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14 years 3 weeks ago #53080 by tpartner

Replied by tpartner on topic Multiple question types in array modifiy

That's what I've been trying to say all along.

Cheers,
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