Form Self Generating Logic - Revision history

Philip Lacey at 17:22, 29 February 2016

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Philip Lacey at 10:41, 19 November 2014

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Philip Lacey at 10:40, 19 November 2014

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Philip Lacey at 10:18, 19 November 2014

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Philip Lacey at 22:25, 9 November 2014

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Philip Lacey at 16:14, 22 March 2014

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Philip Lacey at 00:08, 30 October 2013

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Philip Lacey at 00:07, 30 October 2013

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Philip Lacey at 00:07, 30 October 2013

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Philip Lacey at 00:02, 30 October 2013

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 You will start with :
-[[File:logic_screen001.png|800px]]
+[[File:Logic_screen001.png|800px]]
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+[[File:Logic_screen002.png|800px]]
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-[[File:logic_screen004.png|800px]]
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 Now using the form we get:
-[[File:logic_screen005.png|800px]]
+[[File:Logic_screen005.png|800px]]
-[[File:logic_screen006.png|800px]]
+[[File:Logic_screen006.png|800px]]
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 . Create a form (Main Menu > Form Management > Form - Primary Management > Form - Create > Blended and give it a name > Click review the build )
-You will start with : [[File:logic_screen001.png|800px]]
+You will start with :
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 You should complete this as :
 [[File:logic_screen002.png|800px]]
 . Go to the Logic Management section.  The Logic Management option in the console on the left hand side.
 [[File:logic_screen003.png|800px]]
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 Now we need to start by hiding options 3 and 4.  Set their initially visible back to false.
 [[File:logic_screen004.png|800px]]

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 The procedure is as follows:
-# Add all the questions you need to the form.  e.g. 3 questions.  Yes/No question.  Text Answer 1.  Text Answer 2.
+. Create a form (Main Menu > Form Management > Form - Primary Management > Form - Create > Blended and give it a name > Click review the build )
-# Go to the Logic Management section
+You will start with : [[File:logic_screen001.png|800px]]
-# The Logic Management section will allow you to enter a correct number of options for the appropriate type.  There is a limit of 20 answers for each closed type.  If more than 20 options, no logic can be added to that type.  e.g. Yes/No type has 2 possible options.  We add the logic of the two options to the question.  The destinations are separated by the semi colon.  So option 1 ; option 2.  To the left of every question is an Id number, it is this Id that is used for the branches.  The input would probably be 3;4 if:
-## Header (Added to all forms by default)
-## Yes / No
-## Text Option 1
+. Then we need to add some questions to perform the logic with.  Add 3 questions.  Yes/No question.  Text Answer 1.  Text Answer 2.
-## Text Option 2
-#  With all the logic in place, it needs to be enabled.  At the top of the screen from the Use Self Generating Logic option, choose True.
+You should complete this as :
 == Multiple Show / Hides ==
-These options are for the vertical delivery.
+For any given branch, you may wish to display more than one question at a time.  The comma ,  is used to separate the questions you wish to display for a given option.
 [[Category:Module Specific:Form Management]]
 [[Category:Topic:Key Concept]]

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-== Overview ==
+= Overview =
 Within any web page, in order to create a logical path through the script, JavaScript is used to show and hide elements.  The principle of self generating logic is that elements show and hide depending on options selected in closed questions.  The process initially hides all items and then depending on what options are selected, options are displayed again appropriate to the answers selected.
 So with a closed question, any number of subsequent questions will be shown or hidden as appropriate.  For more information on Open and Closed types click here [[Form_Closed_Vs._Open_Questions]]
 So for a Yes/No type,  If Yes, show Question 1.  If No, show Question 2.  This is also called logic branching in other systems and approaches.  Question 1 and 2 are referred to in BE as "options".
-== High Level Procedure ==
+= Worked example =
 The procedure is as follows:
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+== Multiple Show / Hides ==
 For any given branch, you may wish to display more than one question at a time.  The comma ,  is used to separate the questions you wish to display for a given option.  Using the example above if we wanted to show a third text option for the No part, then the text would likely be 3;4,5

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 For any given branch, you may wish to display more than one question at a time.  The comma ,  is used to separate the questions you wish to display for a given option.  Using the example above if we wanted to show a third text option for the No part, then the text would likely be 3;4,5
+# 1. Header
-## 2. Yes / No
+# 2. Yes / No
-## 3. Text Option 1
+# 3. Text Option 1
-## 4. Text Option 2
+# 4. Text Option 2
-## 5. Text Option 2
+# 5. Text Option 2
 These options are for the vertical delivery.