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Randomization is a very popular survey tool for eliminating bias introduced by order and/or survey fatigue. Within Alchemer you can randomize questions, pages (or pages in groups) or even answer options! We have a merge code [page("pagepath")] tha...
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As part of our core randomization options you have the ability to randomize columns and randomize row order in a grid question. Unfortunately, there is not a built-in way to only randomly show a subset of the rows in your grid question. Never fear! ...
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As part of our core randomization options you have the ability to display X number of random questions on the page. Unfortunately, there is not a built-in way to do the same with pages in a survey. Never fear! We'll cover the steps to use a pretty s...
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Created On: 08/08/2020
in Tips and Tricks Ever get tired of clicking through your survey while testing? Adding some JavaScript to a bookmark can save you a ton of time! This tutorial will walk you through adding this bookmark to your browser. First, create a new bookmark in your browser....
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Created On: 08/08/2020
in Tips and Tricks If you're using JavaScript you'll eventually need to find out where a element ID is. This tutorial will walk you through locating your element IDs. Browsers: Each browser will have a different way to find your element ID. In this tutorial I will ...
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Created On: 08/08/2020
in Tips and Tricks Alchemer supports two kinds of scripting in surveys: Custom Scripting and JavaScript. You can add each to your survey by adding the script to either a Custom Script or JavaScript action respectively.
Custom Scripting is scripting language...
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Created On: 08/08/2020
in Tips and Tricks To add a custom script action to your survey, click the Action button at the bottom of any page in your survey.
Give your action a name. It's a good idea to describe what the action is doing in the name, for example, "Disable after ans...
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Created On: 08/08/2020
in Tips and Tricks Our Custom Scripting language has a lot of built-in flexibility, but you might need to define your own functions in a script. In this example, we'll show you how to create three simple functions:
Add Values
Multiply Values
Divide Va...
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Created On: 08/08/2020
in Tips and Tricks While Alchemer is one of the most flexible survey tools out there, we get a few requests here and there for customizations that are not available. This is where JavaScript and Custom Scripting can save the day. If you have scripting chops you can us...
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Created On: 08/08/2020
in Tips and Tricks Throughout our application we use the CodeMirror text editor for editing code. Below are keyboard functions for find and replace within the CodeMirror editor in our application.
Start searching
Ctrl-F / Cmd-F
Find next
Ctrl-G / C...