I know that’s an option, but that’s exactly what I don’t want to do. I want it to be a list of questions with answers in them, then have one button that submits the application and saves all the data.
From what I understand. You are saying that I should have a repeating group, fixed cells to 1 and have a next question button? And once you click on that question it saves? Is that what you are saying? Would you be able to provide a visual for me, as I’m a visual learner? If not, all good
Right now, I don’t have a direct screenshot, but I want to be working into the concept of Google Forms. In my case I want an application system built into my website and not have to utilize solutions outside of my app such as Google Forms. I want to have the same concept as Google Forms, for example, I want to be able to create questions from an Admin Dashboard, in contrast to Google Forms it would look like this:
I also want to be able to change the type of questions, for example, short answer, long answer, multiple choice, etc. In contrast, this is an example from Google Forms
I want to be able to make Dynamic Question, which is easy to accomplish, but the part that I am having troubles with is, submitting the list of questions with the answers in the inputs, radio buttons, etc. Or in Contrast to Google Forms, clicking the “Submit” button
When I click the button I want to be able to save the list of answers from the questions that were dynamically made. I just have no clue how to accomplish that.
From what I am understanding from you guys is creating a form that has a next button after every question is answered, and have that next button save that question’s answer, but that isn’t what I want to do. I want a master button that saves all the answers to the dynamic questions.
Yes, something similar to that. The question I have is how are you saving the data when there is a list of multiple choice or short answer questions all on one page?
Click the editor link above.
Click Preview
Enter form stuff.
Click save.
Go to Data tab on the left -> app data. You’ll see your form data entered.
Go study the workflow to see how to save and you will have your own form in no time!
I feel like the best thing you can do right now is scour the forums, and check out some courses on udemy.com
What you are looking for is really easy to do, it just involves you designing and laying out your ideas first. I use a notebook to write down my ideas.
For your dynamic questions i would lay them all out in the database and have a column for question type. When the question is loaded, you would use conditions to determine what elements are visible.
But again, check some videos on YouTube and courses on udemy and you will learn what you need to.
Yes, I have a design that I want to do and such along with the dynamic questions setup. I have my data like this:
Question (Text)
Question Type (Text)
Question Required? (Y/N)
But the issue that I’m struggling with is how to save all the answers to the questions when it’s a list of questions not when its each individual question.
He actually was asking this question due to what seemed to us as a complicated idea, in which we used a question-by-question resolution to solve this problem.
We were trying to display all the questions at once, and had a simple question. You are a rather rude individual
I have personally completed every bubble tutorial, and then did the master version on about half of them. This is something that seemed complex to us, and we merely requested help.
If you are going to be aggressive, please don’t help?
