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Survey Questions on Passing Quiz

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7:30
June 30, 2009


Tom

Guest

Is there a way to show a contact info field when someone passes a quiz? I'd like to use a quiz to qualify prospects and if they “pass”, then capture their contact information. Thanks!

10:05
June 30, 2009


Mario

Admin

Boulder, CO

posts 994

If you have the Quiz Score on a page prior to the Thank You page, then below the Quiz Score you can have your Contact Form that includes and Advanced Hide When rule (Pro plans and higher) that will hide the question if the quiz score is < 80 (or whatever you choose). Check out the advanced rule writing tutorial here:

http://www.surveygizmo.com/sur…..e-writing/

Mario Lurig
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10:30
June 30, 2009


Tom

Guest

Thanks, guess I'll need to upgrade to use that.

2:27
July 1, 2009


Tom

Guest

Ok I upgraded but am stumped on the Hide When rule — can you help? Looking for the syntax to say “Hide when quiz score is less than 100%”  Thanks!

2:47
July 1, 2009


Tom

Guest

Ok figured that out. The remaining issue is that there is a submit button on the page, even when the contact fields are hidden (quiz failure). Not sure how to address this as that submit button does need to be there if they pass the quiz and need to complete the contact fields. Any suggestions? Thanks.

11:17
July 1, 2009


jonathan

Admin

posts 1129

Hey, Tom!

You can actual write an in-line style that hides the submit button. Go ahead and add a new descriptive text, and then go in to advanced edit it. Click on the “Source” button in the upper right and add this in:

<style type=”text/css”>
#sg_Button_Group {
display: none;
}
</style>

You can even write an advanced rule to decide when this gets written to the page and when it doesn't. This will allow you to hide that “Submit” button conditionally.

Jonathan Turk, SurveyGizmo Account Manager
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