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en:create:timer-submit [01.06.2016 14:28] – [Implementation] klaus-peter.speidelen:create:timer-submit [28.04.2021 17:56] – [Implementation] sophia.schauer
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 if (!isset($time0)) { if (!isset($time0)) {
   $time0 = time();   $time0 = time();
-  registerVariable('time0');  // store variable $time0 after the end of the PHP code as well +  registerVariable('$time0');  // store variable $time0 after the end of the PHP code as well 
 } }
 // Check if time has already expired // Check if time has already expired
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 **Note:** If you want to use multiple, independent timers in the questionnaire, the variable ''$time0'' in the PHP code has to be called something different each time. The name of the variable also has to be changed in the ''registerVariable()'' command -- therefore, a total of 5 times.  **Note:** If you want to use multiple, independent timers in the questionnaire, the variable ''$time0'' in the PHP code has to be called something different each time. The name of the variable also has to be changed in the ''registerVariable()'' command -- therefore, a total of 5 times. 
  
-**Different language versions** Use the translation support tool and copy-paste the suppression of the "next" button into the different language versions.+**Different language versions:** Use the translation support tool and copy-paste the suppression of the "next" button into the different language versions.
  
 If the participant is able to restart the timer by reloading the page or using the "Back" button, you can reduce the PHP code to one line (not recommended). However, this variant will not work if you want to let the timer to run over several pages.  If the participant is able to restart the timer by reloading the page or using the "Back" button, you can reduce the PHP code to one line (not recommended). However, this variant will not work if you want to let the timer to run over several pages. 
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 </code> </code>
  
-Create a new text element Iin **Text Elements and Labels** for the actual timer with the following contentDrag this text element directly below the PHP code on the questionnaire page.+For the actual timer, create a new text module in the **Question catalog** in a section with **New text** __or__ under **Text modules and labeling**. 
 + 
 +For the //Display//, please set "HTML code". Then insert the following content.
  
 <code javascript> <code javascript>
 <script type="text/javascript"> <script type="text/javascript">
 <!-- <!--
 +
 // Function to forward // Function to forward
 function next() { function next() {
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   SoSciTools.submitPage();   SoSciTools.submitPage();
 } }
 + 
 +// Hide next button (optional)
 +SoSciTools.submitButtonsHide();
 +
 // Initialization of forwarding // Initialization of forwarding
 SoSciTools.attachEvent(window, "load", function(evt) { SoSciTools.attachEvent(window, "load", function(evt) {
-  // Hide Next button (optional) +  
-  SoSciTools.submitButtonsHide();+
   // Start timer to forward automatically   // Start timer to forward automatically
   window.setTimeout(next, %remain% * 1000);   window.setTimeout(next, %remain% * 1000);
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 Some of the JavaScript sections are marked as //optional//. These sections can be removed where necessary. Some of the JavaScript sections are marked as //optional//. These sections can be removed where necessary.
 +
 +After saving, drag this text module directly below the PHP code onto the questionnaire page.
  
 **Note:** If you want to display a message after the timer has expired using ''alert()'', the time taken to close the message will appear in the dwell time in the data record. The dwell time that is saved is therefore higher than the timer actually for the participant to be on the page. **Note:** If you want to display a message after the timer has expired using ''alert()'', the time taken to close the message will appear in the dwell time in the data record. The dwell time that is saved is therefore higher than the timer actually for the participant to be on the page.
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 Now insert text elements and/or questions to be shown in the questionnaire underneath the PHP and JavaScript codes. Positioning them below the PHP code is important to ensure the filter works properly if time has already expired. Now insert text elements and/or questions to be shown in the questionnaire underneath the PHP and JavaScript codes. Positioning them below the PHP code is important to ensure the filter works properly if time has already expired.
 +
 +**Multilingual versions:** If you use different languages for the questionnaire, use the translation help tool (under language versions) and copy the code for the timer into the different language versions.
  
 ===== Display Countdown ===== ===== Display Countdown =====
en/create/timer-submit.txt · Last modified: 12.04.2022 21:39 by admin
 
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