Force number of characters - Revision history

Cg van at 09:55, 12 January 2012

2012-01-12T09:55:57Z

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-== Challenge ==
+== Force number of characters ==
-You want to force the respondent to write a certain number of characters in a text sub question. The script is often used together with the Number grid script, to force the respondent to write a zip code, or a phone number in a certain text field
-== Example ==
+In order to force the respondent to write a certain number of characters in a text sub question.
-[[Image:ValidateTextLength.JPG‎ ]]
-== Script ==
+As a questionnaire creator
-<source lang="javascript" line="1">
 var normalQuestionCheck = questioncheck;
 function extendedQuestionCheck()
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 questioncheck = extendedQuestionCheck;
 </source>

Catglobe at 09:54, 2 March 2009

2009-03-02T09:54:30Z

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 == Challenge ==
-You want to use automatically change question, but don't want to show the counter for the respondent. The Next button is often hided when this script is used.
+You want to force the respondent to write a certain number of characters in a text sub question. The script is often used together with the Number grid script, to force the respondent to write a zip code, or a phone number in a certain text field
 == Script ==
 <source lang="javascript" line="1">
-function jumpon()
+var normalQuestionCheck = questioncheck;
+function extendedQuestionCheck()
-       document["query"]["dir"].value = "next";
-       document["query"].submit();
+   var valid = normalQuestionCheck();
+}
-//defines how many milliseconds the question should be visible for the respondent
+questioncheck = extendedQuestionCheck;
 </source>

Catglobe: New page: == Challenge == You want to use automatically change question, but don't want to show the counter for the respondent. The Next button is often hided when this script is used. == Script ==...

2009-03-02T09:45:40Z

New page: == Challenge == You want to use automatically change question, but don't want to show the counter for the respondent. The Next button is often hided when this script is used. == Script ==...

New page

== Challenge ==
You want to use automatically change question, but don't want to show the counter for the respondent. The Next button is often hided when this script is used.
== Script ==
<source lang="javascript" line="1">
function jumpon()
{
document["query"]["dir"].value = "next";
document["query"].submit();
}
//defines how many milliseconds the question should be visible for the respondent
window.setTimeout("jumpon();", 1500);
</source>