Dear community,


Current setup: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (latest patches)
Current version: 2.73.0
Questionaire with radio buttons and 3 possible answers.


A possible bug:
In our questions we use a 'if' statement to show messages to users depending on their choice. See Pictures example001_correctAnswerSelected and example001_WrongAnswerSelected as example of expected behaviour.

How to replicate:
1) Create a survey with a question called Q1 based on radio buttons and 3 answers for example
2) Add the line below, which will check which answer is selected and depending on this one show a message

Example Line to add
3) Save the question

Behaviour:
When pasting this as one line, it is added as one line in the GUI and handled correctly
See pictures bug_behaviour_001 + bug_behaviour_002


4)When editing the question again, the line is splitted in the gui on multiple lines and breaking the code.
So each time you have edit the code in source again so that the if-statement is only on one line.

See pictures bug_behaviour_003 + bug_behaviour_004

Note: in our case we use multiple languages so you have to do this for each language seperately and can't do mass editing.

Use the editor in pop-up mode to avoid this.

This is indeed working but more a workaround than a solution. For people with limited IT knowledge (who make the surveys) they intend to forget this often.

But then it can be confirmed as a bug?

kvandenouweland wrote: But then it can be confirmed as a bug?

As long as the issue is not reproducible under LS 3.X it is not confirmed as bug. LS 2.7.X is no longer in development.

kvandenouweland wrote: This is indeed working but more a workaround than a solution. For people with limited IT knowledge (who make the surveys) they intend to forget this often.

In my opinion : inline HTML editor must be avoided if user didn't have html knowledge