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== Disable Sub questions in Text grid  ==
== Disable Sub questions in Text grid  ==


You want to show the content of a text sub question, but prevent the respondent from editing it.  
In order to show the content of a text sub question, but prevent the respondent from editing it.  
 
As a questionnaire creator
 
I want to Disable Sub questions in Text grid question
 
'''Example'''
 
*I have a Text grid question like below.
 
[[Image:DisabledSQOfTextGrid1.jpg]]
 
*I want to disable 3 Sub questions in question.
 
[[Image:DisabledSQOfTextGrid2.jpg]]
 
== Solution  ==
 
*Add a Text grid question to Questionnaire editor like below
*Go to menu Properties -> Question scripts -> Java script tab -> Input script
 
[[Image:DisabledSQOfTextGrid Code.jpg]]


== Code  ==
== Code  ==

Revision as of 09:56, 10 January 2012

Disable Sub questions in Text grid

In order to show the content of a text sub question, but prevent the respondent from editing it.

As a questionnaire creator

I want to Disable Sub questions in Text grid question

Example

  • I have a Text grid question like below.

  • I want to disable 3 Sub questions in question.

Solution

  • Add a Text grid question to Questionnaire editor like below
  • Go to menu Properties -> Question scripts -> Java script tab -> Input script

Code

quest.init = function() { 

   //Set those sub question will be disabled
 document["query"][this.questions[0].label].disabled = true;
 document["query"][this.questions[1].label].disabled = true;
 document["query"][this.questions[2].label].disabled = true;
 //defines where editing focus should be when the question is opened. You have to define this if you choose to make the sub question with index 0 uneditable.
 document["query"][this.questions[3].label].focus();

}