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en:create:php-filters [23.09.2019 08:56] – adminen:create:php-filters [05.08.2020 12:26] – [Preparations] jh29beja
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     -9 = no answer     -9 = no answer
  
-So the ID of the variable is “PT01”, the answer code for “yes” is “1” and the code for “no” is “2”. Ideally you have configured the question to demand a complete answer (tab //Check for completion//). In this case the code -9 won't be applicable.+So the ID of the variable is “PT01”, the answer code for “yes” is “1” and the code for “no” is “2”. Ideally, you have configured the question to demand a complete answer (tab //Check for completion//). In this case, the code -9 won't be applicable.
  
 **Attention:** Should there be more variables, e.g. ''PT01_01'' and ''PT01_02'', check the question type. It is important you chose the question type "Selection" or "Dropdown Selection" if you only allow the choice of one option, __not__ "Multiple Choice". **Attention:** Should there be more variables, e.g. ''PT01_01'' and ''PT01_02'', check the question type. It is important you chose the question type "Selection" or "Dropdown Selection" if you only allow the choice of one option, __not__ "Multiple Choice".
en/create/php-filters.txt · Last modified: 19.03.2021 10:02 by sophia.schauer
 
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