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--- en:create:navigation [09.03.2020 12:24] – created erasmus
+++ en:create:navigation [09.03.2020 12:41] – erasmus
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 ====== Navigation in the Questionnaire ======
-Participants usually start on the first page and then fill out the questionnaire sequentially. The sequence can be changed with ''[[:en:create:functions:setpageorder]]'' or ''[[:en:create:functions:gotopage]]]', but the participants still follow the sequence given by the project manager.
+Participants usually start on the first page and then fill out the questionnaire sequentially. The sequence can be changed with ''[[:en:create:functions:setpageorder]]'' or ''[[:en:create:functions:gotopage]]]'', but the participants still follow the sequence given by the project manager.
 This tutorial describes how to add a menu or navigation to the questionnaire so that participants can jump between pages and/or sections. This is especially useful when using a form in SoSci Survey to get specific information of your participants  (see also [[:en:create:mix-forms]]).
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 Step one is to fill the IDs on every page which your participants can jump to, under "Compile Questionnaire". Enter the title of your page as //Note//.
-{{:de:create:scr.navigation.pageid.png?nolink|Enter page ID and note}}}
+{{:de:create:scr.navigation.pageid.png?nolink|Enter page ID and note}}
-The navigation buttons are created by the function ''[[:de:create:functions:buttontopage]]'. This function generates HTML-Code, which can be implemented in the questionnaire page using ''[[:en:create:functions:html]]'. With the following PHP-code you are able to create buttons on a questionnaire page with different purposes.
+The navigation buttons are created by the function ''[[:de:create:functions:buttontopage]]''. This function generates HTML-Code, which can be implemented in the questionnaire page using ''[[:en:create:functions:html]]''. With the following PHP-code you are able to create buttons on a questionnaire page with different purposes.
 <code php>
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 </code>
-In the **HTML-Template** you need to add CSS-statements within the ''<style>'' section matching your [[[:en:create:layout|Questionnaire Layout]]]:
+In the **HTML-Template** you need to add CSS-statements within the ''<style>'' section matching your [[:en:create:layout|Survey Layout]]:
 <code css>
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 </code>
-Whether or not the page is completely filled in, the PHP code must check the completeness by using  ''[[:en:create:functions:value]]' or ''[[:en:create:functions:getItems]]' respectively. The CSS-classes ''complete'' and ''incomplete'' can then be specified as the fourth parameter in the function ''[[:en:create:functions:buttontopage]]''. The second and third parameters remain empty with ''NULL''.
+Whether or not the page is completely filled in, the PHP code must check the completeness by using  ''[[:en:create:functions:value]]'' or ''[[:en:create:functions:getItems]]'' respectively. The CSS-classes ''complete'' and ''incomplete'' can then be specified as the fourth parameter in the function ''[[:en:create:functions:buttontopage]]''. The second and third parameters remain empty with ''NULL''.
 The affiliated PHP-code is saved in *PHP-Functions* of your questionnare and could look like this:
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     // "services" -> $cServices
     // "documents" -> $cDocuments
-    // ... can be added.
+    // ... and so on.