Latest revision as of 23:21, 24 March 2013

The Email Address Invalid error message is displayed when a respondent submits an email verification or save for later form, but has entered an email address that is obviously invalid. The default error message in the English language file is:

You entered an invalid email address!

Multiple Languages

If you have enabled multiple languages for this survey, you will see an input field for each language you have available. This field is optional, which means that if you do not provide a value for any specific language, it will use the default value found in that language's file.

HTML Capable

In a HTML enabled field, you can use HTML tags to alter the looks of the content of this field. For example, if you would like to bold the content:

my content

The example above will resemble something below:

<b>my content</b>

If you actually need to display the HTML tags as they are and avoid being evaluated by the web browser, you can actually enter the following characters:

&lt; instead of <
&gt; instead of >
&amp; instead of &
&quot; instead of "

Template-Toolkit Capable

You can utilize Template-Toolkit tags in this field. You can embed template variables into the field content. See an example of how one would use template tags within answer choice text:

Work out during the
[% IF survey.time <= '12:00:00' %]
  morning
[% ELSIF survey.time <= '05:00:00' %]
  afternoon
[% ELSE %]
  evening
[% END %]

The example above displays a different answer choice depending on what time of the day the survey taker views the question. Click Here for a quick tutorial on Template-Toolkit.