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Allow dynamic multi-choice options based on the required number of choices.
Description
Currently, multi-choice questions always display four options by default. The goal is to provide an option for the template question creator to choose a smaller number of options when creating a multi-choice question.
Use Case
For example, if a question requires only "Yes," "No," and "Maybe" as options, there is no need for a fourth empty option. Displaying an unnecessary option could lead to confusion and allow unintended responses.
Proposed Solution
Introduce a button that lets users specify the number of radio buttons required, with the appropriate labels for each option.
Benefits
This approach will provide greater flexibility and streamline the data analysis process, benefiting both question creators and respondents.
##Observations
There is still a maximum value of 4 different answers.
Note that this change might introduce a visual bug in the answer analysis section, where redundant radio buttons (“None”) could still be displayed. This will need to be addressed in a future issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thank you for the detailed feature request and your continuous contributions, @DMCarrajola & @Rmcd20! 🙌
Your proposed solution to allow dynamic multi-choice options will greatly enhance the flexibility of the question creation process. The approach aligns perfectly with our goal of improving user experience and optimizing data accuracy.
We'll track the visual bug in the answer analysis section as a separate issue for future improvements. Looking forward to reviewing your PR!
Appreciate your dedication to making Horilla better! 🚀
Feature Request
Allow dynamic multi-choice options based on the required number of choices.
Description
Currently, multi-choice questions always display four options by default. The goal is to provide an option for the template question creator to choose a smaller number of options when creating a multi-choice question.
Use Case
For example, if a question requires only "Yes," "No," and "Maybe" as options, there is no need for a fourth empty option. Displaying an unnecessary option could lead to confusion and allow unintended responses.
Proposed Solution
Introduce a button that lets users specify the number of radio buttons required, with the appropriate labels for each option.
Benefits
This approach will provide greater flexibility and streamline the data analysis process, benefiting both question creators and respondents.
Priority
Normal
Assignees
@Rmcd20
##Observations
There is still a maximum value of 4 different answers.
Note that this change might introduce a visual bug in the answer analysis section, where redundant radio buttons (“None”) could still be displayed. This will need to be addressed in a future issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: