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--- en:create:transfer-responses [31.03.2016 16:24] – hotaitde
+++ en:create:transfer-responses [01.04.2016 15:44] – Formatting admin
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-Insert Answer Texts in Follow-up Questions
+====== Insert Answer Texts in Follow-up Questions ======
-Placeholders allow you to use participants‘ text inputs elsewhere in the questionnaire. This chapter provides you with a number of examples.
+[[::en:create:Placeholders|Placeholders]] allow you to use participants‘ text inputs elsewhere in the questionnaire. This chapter provides you with a number of examples.
-Note: If in a follow-up question you only want to display specific scale items or select options dependent on the participant’s response, please refer to Use Selected Items In Another Question.
+**Note:** If in a follow-up question you only want to display specific scale items or select options dependent on the participant’s response, please refer to [[:en:create:filter-items]].
-Note: If you haven’t worked with filters and PHP code, please refer to chapters Introduction to PHP and Problem Solution for Filters first.
+**Note:** If you haven’t worked with filters and PHP code, please refer to chapters [[:de:create:php]] and [[:de:create:filter-solving]] first.
-Use Single Answers
+===== Use Single Answers =====
-On page 2 the participant mentioned the name of a TV presenter in a text input field (tagging TX01_01). Answer validation was applied to ensure the participant did enter something. The entered name is now to be included in following question texts or scale items.
-In the first step, create a placeholder replace() for the name, e. g. %tvpresenter. In order to do so, place the following PHP code on a page of the questionnaire following the text input question (e. g. in the example on page 3 or later):
+On page 2 the participant mentioned the name of a TV presenter in a text input field (tagging ''TX01_01''). Answer validation was applied to ensure the participant did enter something. The entered name is now to be included in following question texts or scale items.
+In the first step, create a placeholder ''[[:en:create:functions:replace]]'' for the name, e. g. ''%presenter%''. In order to do so, place the following PHP code on a page of the questionnaire following the text input question (e. g. in the example on page 3 or later):
+<code php>
+replace('%presenter%', 'TX01_01', 'response');
+</code>
-This placeholder can then be inserted anywhere in the questionnaire – of course, only after it was created via PHP code. For example, the question text of a question on page 3 could be as follows:
+This placeholder can then be inserted anywhere in the questionnaire -– of course, only after it was created via PHP code. For example, the question text of a question on page 3 could be as follows:
-Please assess <strong>%tvpresenter%</strong> with regard to the following characteristics.
+<code>
+Please assess <strong>%presenter%</strong> with regard to the following characteristics.
+</code>
-Note: It is not possible to use replace() to display the participant’s entry immediately on the same page of the questionnaire. This function would require JavaScript.
+**Note:** It is not possible to use ''replace()'' to display the participant’s entry immediately on the same page of the questionnaire. This function would require [[:en:create:javascript|JavaScript]].
-Note: In order to check if the placeholder functions correctly, you need to re-start the questionnaire from the beginning – or at least from the page with the text input field where the relevant name was entered (in the example on page 2).
+**Note:** In order to check if the placeholder functions correctly, you need to re-start the questionnaire from the beginning – or at least from the page with the text input field where the relevant name was entered (in the example on page 2).
-Tip: Once a placeholder has been created, it remains valid for any following pages in the questionnaire. Repeating the PHP code on every page is not required.
+**Tip:** Once a placeholder has been created, it remains valid for any following pages in the questionnaire. Repeating the PHP code on every page is __not__ required.
-Tip: The above described PHP code also allows you to enter predefined answers (e.g. from a multi-choice question) in follow-up questions.
+**Tip:** The above described PHP code also allows you to enter predefined answers (e.g. from a multi-choice question) in follow-up questions.
-Tip: As an alternative, the participant’s entry can be read out via value() and subsequently be transferred to replace().
+**Tip:** As an alternative, the participant’s entry can be read out via ''[[:en:create:functions:value]]'' and subsequently be transferred to ''[[:en:create:functions:replace]]''.
+<code php>
+$name = value('TX01_01');
+replace('%presenter%', $name);
+</code>
+===== Insert Several Answer Texts =====
-Insert Several Answer Texts
+A question of the question type "Text Input" (''TX01'') __or__ "Free Mention" (''TX02'') is presented to the participant. Up to 10 answers can be chosen. In a follow-up question (e. g. multiple selection, rank, scale) the answers are to be displayed as items or options.
-A question of the question type “Text Input” (“TX01”) or “Free Mention” (“TX02”) is presented to the participant. Up to 10 answers can be chosen. In a follow-up question (e. g. multiple selection, rank, scale) the answers are to be displayed as items or options.
-The problem in this example is that the participant might complete only part of the input fields. Consequently, the follow-up questions must only display the relevant items/options. Also, it would mean a lot of extra work to write redirect() 10 times. A for-loop handles the iteration.
+The problem in this example is that the participant might complete only part of the input fields. Consequently, the follow-up questions must only display the relevant items/options. Also, it would mean a lot of extra work to write ''redirect()'' 10 times. A for-loop handles the iteration.
-In order for the follow-up question to function (e. g. “FQ01”) properly, create that question as follows: The number of items/options in the question must equal the number of possible text inputs (in the example: 10), and texts used for the items/options are placeholders, e. g.  %text1% to %text10%.
+In order for the follow-up question to function (e. g. ''FQ01'') properly, create that question as follows: The number of items/options in the question must equal the number of possible text inputs (in the example: 10), and texts used for the items/options are placeholders, e. g. ''%text1%'' to ''%text10%''.
+<code>
+%text1%
+%text2%
+%text3%
+%text4%
+%text5%
+%text6%
+%text7%
+%text8%
+%text9%
+%text10%
+</code>
-Tip: Of course, additional text may be added to the placeholders, e. g. “evaluation%text1%”.
+**Tip:** Of course, additional text may be added to the placeholders, e. g. "evaluation %text1%".
-Via value() the following PHP code reads out all of  the ten possible text input fields, checks if an entry has been made, creates the placeholders %text1% to %text10%  and displays question FQ01 with the matching items/options.
+Via ''[[:en:create:functions:value]]'' the following PHP code reads out all of  the ten possible text input fields, checks if an entry has been made, creates the placeholders ''%text1%'' to ''%text10%'' and displays question FQ01 with the matching items/options.
-Important: The PHP codes for “Text Input“ and “Free Mention” differ slightly in line 4, because the variables are determined according to different patterns (“TX01_01” vs. “TX02x01”).
+**Important:** The PHP codes for “Text Input“ and “Free Mention” differ slightly in line 4, because the variables are determined according to different patterns (''TX01_01'' vs. ''TX02x01'').
-Explanatory note on the PHP code: The IF filter at the end ensures that the follow-up question is skipped if the participant has not completed the relevant field. Through trim() blank spaces at the beginning and end of the text entered are removed so that a number of blanks entered into a text field are not interpreted as a valid answer.  Through sprintf() with its parameter %02d it is ensured that numbers are displayed as double-digits with leading zeros (e. g. 01 instead of 1).
+^Text Input^Free Mentions^
+|<code php>
+$question = 'TX01';
+$items = array();
+for ($i=1; $i<=10; $i++) {
+  $itemID = $question.'_'.sprintf('%02d', $i);
+  $answer = value($itemID);
+  if (trim($answer) != '') {
+    replace('%text'.$i.'%', $answer);
+    $items[] = $i;
+  }
+}
+// Folgefrage anzeigen
+if (count($items) > 0) {
+  question('FF01', $items);
+}
+</code>|<code php>
+$question = 'TX02';
+$items = array();
+for ($i=1; $i<=10; $i++) {
+  $itemID = $question.'x'.sprintf('%02d', $i);
+  $answer = value($itemID);
+  if (trim($answer) != '') {
+    replace('%text'.$i.'%', $answer);
+    $items[] = $i;
+  }
+}
+// Folgefrage anzeigen
+if (count($items) > 0) {
+  question('FF01', $items);
+}
+</code>|
-Note: If the PHP code does not provide the required results, please refer to chapter Problem Solution for Filters.
+Explanatory note on the PHP code: The IF filter at the end ensures that the follow-up question is skipped if the participant has not completed the relevant field. Through ''trim()'' blank spaces at the beginning and end of the text entered are removed so that a number of blanks entered into a text field are not interpreted as a valid answer.  Through ''sprintf()'' with its parameter '''%02d''' it is ensured that numbers are displayed as double-digits with leading zeros (e. g. ''01'' instead of ''1'').
+**Note:** If the PHP code does not provide the required results, please refer to chapter [[:en:create:filter-solving]].