We would like to add a “double-check” feature in our forms, so that all select_one and select_multiple questions have something that pops up indicating the answer selected with two choices: back (if incorrect so they fix it) or ok – which allows forward movement.
This would help reducing mistakes from people clicking the wrong thing.
Does anybody know if this is feasible and how to do this?
Hope I’m not duplicating an already existing discussion, I’ve looked on the forum for similar topics but could not find anything.
Could you share with the community the dummy question (with 2 to 3 questions) so that the community would have a look at it to see if it’s possible or not.
Hi @dianedetoeuf
Just to echo @Kal_Lam I will tease out your message to bring more details out
Generally such kind of rules would be handled using constraints which are explained in the article here. You should know that constraints can take any calculation parameters including use of advanced calculations. However when working on constraints which read select one and select multiple at the same time, remember to consider them as per there data type i.e. select multiple will always present as text so use text calculation. On the other hand select one questions could be integer or text depending on the values you put in.
You need to really provide a very concrete example of questions and some of the rules you would like to affect so that users can chime in.
For each question with select_one, I’d like a message poping up right after the choice is selected; like this:
What is your favourite color?
Blue
Yello
Green
When green is selected, a message appear saying:
‘You’ve selected Green. Is that the correct answer?’
With 2 choices:
- No, change my choice
- Yes, move forward.
Would you mind having a look at a simple workaround (as outlined in the image below) i have made for your reference. Hope it solves your issue. But please note, i have used an additional variable to validate the survey question.