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QSL support both HTML and non HTML tag in question text , sub question text . In order to import a question has HTML tag in it's content , the property HTML must be set to to true in question's properties field . We also can set this mode for all the question in import questionnaire by setting the property HTML to true in questionnaire's properties field . | QSL support both HTML and non HTML tag in question text , sub question text . In order to import a question has HTML tag in it's content , the property HTML must be set to to true in question's properties field . We also can set this mode for all the question in import questionnaire by setting the property HTML to true in questionnaire's properties field . |
Latest revision as of 04:18, 21 December 2011
Using HTML with QSL
QSL support both HTML and non HTML tag in question text , sub question text . In order to import a question has HTML tag in it's content , the property HTML must be set to to true in question's properties field . We also can set this mode for all the question in import questionnaire by setting the property HTML to true in questionnaire's properties field .
Example
QUESTIONNAIRE [HTML = true]
QUESTION Q1_Page PAGE
This is the first line of text
This is the second line of text
QUESTION Q2_Single SINGLE [HTML=false]
This is the first line of text
This is the second line of text
1: Answer option's line 1
Answer Option line 2
2: Answer Option line 1
Note :
- Property HTML is used as a mode when import QSL , it's not a property of a question ( or questionnaire )
- Default setting is HTML = false
- Property HTML of question have higher priority than the one defined in questionnaire's property field . In the example above , question Q2_Sinle has HTML = false , question Q1_Single has HTML = true.