From: Bishop B. <ph...@id...> - 2008-01-25 15:28:00
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I think the clarity is the current problem. I don't like the =20 use-the-name business. It's fine, I suppose, that it's implemented =20 that way under the hood, but the user should be able to click a check =20 box that says "This question is a follow-up to the previous question". =20 No one but we programmers would remember that you need to do "q1" =20 and "q1_followup" to make it work. bishop Quoting Franky Van Liedekerke <lie...@te...>: > I already figured that out :-) > I don't object to it myself, but it should be clear to the survey designer > when creating his questions ... > > Franky > > > On 1/25/08, Bishop Bettini <ph...@id...> wrote: >> >> I started with !other (yes, changing its label with !other=3DFoobarbaz), >> but that wasn't what I needed ... unless I was mis-using it. >> >> As I understand it, !other allows you to add in write-in responses >> **to a list of predetermined choices**. I don't want the respondent >> to write in another choice, I want them to explain their choice. So, >> in my case, I want to give them a list of say 5 options. I want to >> require them to choose from that list. Then, I want to give them the >> option of explaining their choice in greater detail. That explanation >> is a follow-up to the first question, not a question that stands alone >> of its own merit. >> >> Thoughts? >> bishop >> >> >> Quoting Matthew Gregg <mat...@gm...>: >> >> > It won't look like an essay question and may not be what you want but >> > !other does something like this. Maybe you could expand that? >> > >> > On Fri, 2008-01-25 at 07:26 -0500, Bishop Bettini wrote: >> >> Hi Franky, >> >> >> >> In my case, it's visual. Showing the follow-up question isn't >> >> "conditional" on the previous answer, but rather allows "expansion" on >> >> the previous answer. >> >> >> >> Like, suppose you have these two question: >> >> >> >> Please tell us how satisfied you were with our service: >> >> ( ) Very satisfied >> >> ( ) About usual >> >> ( ) Very dissatisfied >> >> >> >> Please list any particular experiences you had that led you to that >> >> response: >> >> /----------------------\ >> >> | | >> >> | | >> >> \----------------------/ >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> The second question doesn't stand on its own -- it's answer is only >> >> meaningful in light of the first answer. Similarly, the choice made >> >> for the first answer doesn't drive whether to show the second >> >> question: you always show it, but you want to visually indicate that >> >> the essay box question "follows up" to the radio question. >> >> >> >> >> >> Thoughts? >> >> bishop >> >> >> >> >> >> Quoting Franky Van Liedekerke <lie...@te...>: >> >> >> >> > Hi Bishop, >> >> > >> >> > doesn't conditions already foresee such a functionality (show a >> question >> >> > when the answer to a previous question meets some conditions)? Or is >> this >> >> > only a visual thing? >> >> > >> >> > Franky >> >> > >> >> > On 1/25/08, Bishop Bettini <ph...@id...> wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >> All, >> >> >> >> >> >> I've made the following modification to my local branch, but I >> didn't >> >> >> know if it was something the community wanted. If so, I'll commit >> to >> >> >> trunk. There's an example screen-shot attached. >> >> >> >> >> >> Issue 940: >> >> >> In some scenarios, one question follows up another. For example, yo= u >> >> >> might ask to rate your experience with a particular subject, then >> >> >> provide an open-ended justification for that rating. These aren't >> >> >> logically "next" questions, and should not therefore be numbered as >> >> >> such. They should also be visually "tied" the previous question, s= o >> >> >> as to form a mental association between the two. Finally, these >> >> >> aren't new question types, but a relationship between questions. >> >> >> >> >> >> Implement this by name sequencing. If this question name begins >> with >> >> >> exactly the same name as the previous question, it's a >> follow-up. For >> >> >> example "q1" followed by a "q1_comments" question will key that >> >> >> "q1_comments" is a follow-up. There are, however, still two >> separate >> >> >> questions in the database. We are simply indicating the associatio= n >> >> >> by the question names. >> >> >> >> >> >> bishop >> >> >> >> >> >> -- >> >> >> Bishop Bettini >> >> >> ideacode, Inc. >> >> >> (main) +1 919 341 5170 / (fax) +1 919 521 4100 >> >> >> >> >> >> Visit us on the web at: >> >> >> ideacode.com Professional software research and developmen= t >> >> >> reviewmysoftware.com Improve sales! Review your software before yo= u >> >> >> release >> >> >> bytejar.com Solutions to those annoying development >> problems >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> >> This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft >> >> >> Defy all challenges. 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