you can initiate the functions initiated by clicking on the play button with this.questionclick. to get the loopId (not the count of loops) you need to refer to the question Id and split it. you need to define the embedded data in the survey flow before the loop. Hi the below script to count the clicks on the start button (function() //OnUnloadedĬlearInterval(interval) //release function when page is killed When the sound has finished playing, add one to the counterīutton.disabled = false //reactivate button JQuery("#audiobutton").on("click", playSound) This is the reference into the HTML button which runs the function update _pla圜ount embedded data to record this result Var embeddedDataFieldname = 'pla圜ount' + question_id īutton.disabled = true //Disable while audio is playing Var button = document.getElementById("audiobutton") //button from HTML reference Function created to play sound and record inputĬonsole.log("Sound playing") //inform consoleĬonsole.log("Times sound played:" + pla圜ount) Var sound = document.getElementById("sound1") //Get this audio file based on ID defined in HTML Var pla圜ount = 0 //Create iterator to count times played 
Var seconds = 0 //Create emtpy seconds int
Press the button to play the audio file. Once the audio file has finished playing, you will be able to play it again.
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How do I instantiate embedded data inside Javascript? My current survey randomly chooses a series of audio files and questions in loop& merges (which has three fields i.e., field 1 is audio files, field 2 is a yes/no question, and field 3 is a picture), and I would like click counts to be counted and named in accordance with the specific question dynamically, is this possible? So I would like to use javascript to solve this problem. For example, it also counts clicks when people click the blank page. I used timing in qualtrics, but timing makes mistakes in recording the results. My test needs to count how many times a participant listens to an audio file.
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