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Conditional questions: linear scale and color as trigger - #3837
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Sorry i didnt have the time to check it currently. But my two cents regarding trigger. For my use case we would need the linear scale as a number input for higher/lower than, which is not possible using choice/options (and is not ideal using number input), for a "How many people do you want to signup" (with Name etc per Person). Thats why i would seperate it from color, as i See no real usecase for color trigger (except some specific quizzes or sth, and then its also possible to use the choice or Text input) |
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@timedin-de did you already have a look at this feature request? #1728 For me, it sounds a bit more like this is what you would like to achieve? |
A linear scale trigger activates a branch when its value equals, does not equal, lies within a range, or is above a minimum or below a maximum. A color trigger activates a branch when the color matches, ignoring case. The color button names the selected color for screen readers. The code comes from the original pull request #3123 by Micke Nordin and TimedIn, with the review fixes applied. Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-opus-5-5 Signed-off-by: Andy Scherzinger <info@andy-scherzinger.de>
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Yes a proper implementation would probably be better, but as you already posted there, its a rather complicated edge case probably not beeing implemented in near future. My case was just this workaround (similar to our current Google forms, [in Gforms we use a nested checkbox "you want to signup more people?]), was: |
Part 5 of the conditional questions stack from #3123 (by Micke Nordin, with fixes by TimedIn and the review fixes). Based on #3836; the "Files changed" tab shows only this part.
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A linear scale trigger shows a branch when its value equals, does not equal, lies within a range, or is above a minimum or below a maximum. A color trigger shows a branch when the color matches, ignoring case.
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