As we begin to write our html pages we will want to format them nicely and add comments into them so that others can understand what we have done. This article looks at how we can add comments, spaces and new lines into our pages to help us design the desired look we need.
Month: February 2009
Multiple Response
A while back we noticed that someone searched the website for information about mrInterview questions types, so we have decided that we will add some articles about all the question types you can have in mrInterview. This article is about the “Multiple Response Questions” which can be created from the categorical question type.
Debugging Your Scripts
We were recently asked if it was possible to debug an interview but starting at question 10 not question 1. There are several ways we can debug our iom scripts and this article talks us through a few common ways.
Learn HTML : Getting started Part 2
Single Response
A while back we noticed that someone searched the website for information about mrInterview questions types, so we have decided that we will add some articles about all the question types you can have in mrInterview. This article is about the “Single Response Questions” which can be created from the categorical question type.
Learn HTML : Getting started Part 1
Over the next coming weeks and months we are going to produce some articles on HTML and how you use it with Dimensions. These articles will be aimed , to start with , at users that don’t have any or very little experience in writing HTML pages. If you did not know by now, this is a big part in any survey that you do. So what does HTML stand for and what can it do for you. Click more to find out.
Text Questions
A while back we noticed that someone searched the website for information about mrInterview questions types, so we have decided that we will add some articles about all the question types you can have in mrInterview. This article is about “Text” question types.
Question Responses
When we create questions using the Interview Object Model ( IOM ) some questions require us to have responses that the respondent can select. This article will cover the basic structure required to construct a response list.