Editing a published survey question
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‎04-03-2018 10:57 AM
Hi all,
I'm trying to change the layout of an already published survey question.
I've actually already achieved this with a BR on the asmt_assessment_instance_question table, which updates my main questions with a nice table look and some extra data provided in the test case (yes Test management, still same assessment thingies...)
The BR gets the asmt_metric from the question and edits the details field with a nice HTML-string.
Only after insert though, that way it doesn't trigger too much!
But for some reason this isn't working as good as it once did... So I started some trial and error testing.
And for some reason, when I edit the asmt_metric of the question shown on the portal (I triple checked the sys_ids...) no change happens in the text?
Previously (before Portal usage) when I manually edited a asmt_metric I saw the result directly on the ess-survey question, is there another table now which holds the published questions themselves?
I've tried to be as clear as possible without going into the mess that is assessments, but if something needs more clarification I'll be glad to provide more info!
2 pictures for more clarification:
This is the asmt_metric
This is the survey question shown on the portal
Obviously the texts should match...
(Sorry for the Dutch text, had no English sample on hands...)
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‎04-04-2018 01:09 AM
I really need to know where the take survey widget gets its questions from.
It uses the asmt_assessment_instance.sys_id to get them, but when I follow that path, it only shows me asmt_metric...
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‎04-06-2018 02:37 AM
Ok problem solved...
Another html-variable passed to the form was cut off incorrectly and for some weird reason it showed the question incorrectly, though I still have no clue as where that incorrect data comes from...