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One Letter Answer

S.Weber — Wed, 04 Sep 2019 12:07:50 GMT

Hello,
is it possible to have several textboxes in a row which allow only one letter each as an answer?

For explanation: I have the beginning of a word and I want the participants to complete the word. And I don´t want to limit just one texbox to say four letters.

Example: HOUSE _ _ _ _
In this case I would like four testboxes in a row with only one letter.

Thank you for your help!

RE: One Letter Answer

S.Weber — Wed, 04 Sep 2019 12:07:50 GMT

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[b]Dave - 9/4/2019[/b]

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[b]S.Weber - 9/4/2019[/b]

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[b]Dave - 9/4/2019[/b]

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[b]S.Weber - 9/4/2019[/b]

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Yes, you can do that by positioning four <textbox> elements on a <surveypage> as needed.

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I´m sorry I´m a real beginner here. Unfortunatly I have no idea how to place four textboxes next to each other in a size, that only one letter can be typed in. And in additional I want the word "HOUSE" in front of the row.
Could anybody please provide me with an script example?
Help is really appriciated!

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<surveypage examplepage>
/ questions = [1=pre; 2=l1; 3=l2; 4=l3; 5=l4]
/ showquestionnumbers = false
/ showpagenumbers = false
/ responsefontstyle = ("Arial", 4%)
</surveypage>

<caption pre>
/ caption = "HOUSE"
/ position = (10%, 30%)
/ fontstyle = ("Arial", 4%)
</caption>

<textbox l1>
/ minchars = 1
/ maxchars = 1
/ multiline = false
/ textboxsize = (3%, 5%)
/ position = (20%, 30%)
</textbox>

<textbox l2>
/ minchars = 1
/ maxchars = 1
/ multiline = false
/ textboxsize = (3%, 5%)
/ position = (24%, 30%)
</textbox>

<textbox l3>
/ minchars = 1
/ maxchars = 1
/ multiline = false
/ textboxsize = (3%, 5%)
/ position = (28%, 30%)
</textbox>

<textbox l4>
/ minchars = 1
/ maxchars = 1
/ multiline = false
/ textboxsize = (3%, 5%)
/ position = (32%, 30%)
</textbox>

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PERFECT! Thank you so so much!

RE: One Letter Answer

Dave — Wed, 04 Sep 2019 11:29:13 GMT

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[b]S.Weber - 9/4/2019[/b]

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[b]Dave - 9/4/2019[/b]

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[b]S.Weber - 9/4/2019[/b]

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Yes, you can do that by positioning four <textbox> elements on a <surveypage> as needed.

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RE: One Letter Answer

S.Weber — Wed, 04 Sep 2019 11:03:27 GMT

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[b]Dave - 9/4/2019[/b]

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[b]S.Weber - 9/4/2019[/b]

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Yes, you can do that by positioning four <textbox> elements on a <surveypage> as needed.

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RE: One Letter Answer

Dave — Wed, 04 Sep 2019 04:19:50 GMT

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[b]S.Weber - 9/4/2019[/b]

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Yes, you can do that by positioning four <textbox> elements on a <surveypage> as needed.