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== Challenge  ==
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== Change style sheet of an answer option column in a single grid question ==
  
 
In order to highlight an answer option column  
 
In order to highlight an answer option column  
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I have a single grid question like below.  
 
I have a single grid question like below.  
  
[[Image:QuestionTips SingleGrid 1.jpg]]  
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[[Image:ChangeStyleSheetAOText1.jpg]]  
  
 
I want to change the style of Don't know column.  
 
I want to change the style of Don't know column.  
  
[[Image:QuestionTips SingleGrid 3.jpg]]
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[[Image:ChangeStyleSheetAOText2.jpg]]
  
 
== Solution  ==
 
== Solution  ==

Revision as of 09:32, 10 January 2012

Change style sheet of an answer option column in a single grid question

In order to highlight an answer option column

As a questionnaire creator

I want to change the style sheet of a specific answer option column in a single grid question

Example

I have a single grid question like below.

ChangeStyleSheetAOText1.jpg

I want to change the style of Don't know column.

ChangeStyleSheetAOText2.jpg

Solution

Change the style sheet of answer option text and radio button cells.

Code

 1 //change style of a SINGLE grid question's answer option column 
 2 //answerOptionValue: value of the answer option column 
 3 //newColor: the new background color of the column's cells 
 4 quest.changeAnswerOptionColumnStyle = function(answerOptionValue, cssClass) 
 5 { 
 6 	//change style of answer option text
 7 	$("#grid_answeroption_text_" + answerOptionValue).addClass(cssClass);
 8 
 9 	//change style of answer option cells
10 	$("input:radio").each(
11 		function(i)
12 		{
13 			if ($(this).val() == answerOptionValue)
14 				$(this).parent().addClass(cssClass);
15 		}
16 	)
17 }
18 
19 quest.onInit = function() 
20 { 
21 	var dontKnow_value = 3;
22 	this.changeAnswerOptionColumnStyle(dontKnow_value, "another_column_css");
23 }

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