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@lozam if you are referring to this screen, then you are correct (see screenshot). |
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Hello @tibor.pacalat Thank you for confirming the bug I reported on LimeSurvey. I would like to inquire about the next steps we should take to address this issue. Could you please advise if we are responsible for correcting this bug? If so, do you have any recommendations regarding the functionality or approach we should follow to implement the fix effectively? Alternatively, if you have a proposed solution or a patch available, we would greatly appreciate your guidance on how to proceed. Your expertise and advice would be invaluable in ensuring we handle this correctly. |
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@lozam I assigned it to Gabriel and it should be fixed soon. |
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@tibor.pacalat Thank you for your feedback. If you need any help, I am a PHP developer and I can assist you to fix it |
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So, when the dropdown appears, evertything is working ok, right? Each cell is treated as a single choice question (1-10). When the dropdown doesn't show up, should we make each cell of the numeric array to be trated (and its stats shown) as a single numeric input? |
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Indeed when the drop-down list is in place it works, but when we set up the free fields (input) it does not take into account the results above 10 and this is linked to this code https://github .com/LimeSurvey/LimeSurvey/blob/9ae2df4d3fdf2afe01b56ac68714c6c3b201c4c4/application/helpers/qanda_helper.php#L3964 |
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Yes, the problem is how shall those values above 10 be treated when processing stats |
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I think there are several solutions:
I don't know if other people use this feature and can give their opinion? |
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I don't know how often this feature is used, but I am also wondering why are we only showing values between 0-10. |
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@c_schmitz thoughts? |
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When dropdown is not shown, I would make each cell of the numeric array to be trated (and its stats shown) as a single numeric input |
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