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I am working on a website where we're trying to develop quality of life questionnaire for patients. This question as usually quite long often containing more than 40 questions. one of the ways in which responder burden can be decreased is by allowing the wizard page to automatically advance to the next question once all the required questions have been answered.

I understand JavaScript can be used to achieve this functionality. However the users I am looking at will be doctors who will have limited ability to code such JavaScript. hence I would like this to be either a module or an option with the webform module.

The function I am looking at is like this. 1. Person creates webform with wizard pages. Each wizard page may have one or more questions. Usually for our purposes we prefer that a single question is presented to the user in one page. 2. Selects an option in the submit button section which makes the next button move to next page (? With ajax) once all required questions are or fillled and answer is validated and any conditional fields displayed. 3. User can move back if he/she desires to change the answer. 4. In pages with a mix of required and non required questions this behaviour is not triggered.

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I am trying to get my form to go to the top when the next part of the form is re-rendered. For some reason window.scrollTo(0, 0), doesn't work.

Please advise...

What is expected?

Scroll to the top

What is actually happening?

Not Scrolling to the top. The form is displayed on the position which the next button was clicked.

Solution

Additional comments

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Hi Manu,

To simulate the problem in fiddle, i have to upload the whole library i bought.

It is apparently a behavior exhibited by the [Wizard component]. You can recreate this by effect by adding 10 [text input] in [/Forms/WizardSteps/Step1.js]. After which, when you click the next button after filling the first page, the form will be displayed outside the visible area and I have to manually scroll up.

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If I add an anchor at the point of the form, then off course this works: http://smvhs.org/building-fund

form

Where do I need to hack the code such that URLs of this form,

http://smvhs.org/building-fund?chronoform=buildingFund&event=submit

Become:

http://smvhs.org/building-fund

form?chronoform=buildingFund&event=submit

thanks, JC

I tried the fix shown in this post: http://www.chronoengine.com/forums/posts/f5/t90853.html

I added this code to a Load Javascript action in the On Submit:

  
window.addEvent('domready', function() {  
$('chonoform_form_name').scrollIntoView();  
});  

This didn't work.

JC

Forgot to mention... in the code above, I replaced "form_name" with the form name. This javascript appears to have no affect on submit.

JC

Hi jcalvert,

Try it onLoad, first before the Html render and if won't work, after it.

If either not work, we'll something else😉

BN

Hello again JC,

I just found this FAQ, take a look, looks exactly what you need😉

BN

in v5 you may use this code in a "load javascript" action:

  
jQuery(document).ready(function($){  
$('html, body').animate({  
        scrollTop: $("
# form_id_here").offset().top  
    }, 1000);  
});  

Regards, Max

Max ChronoForms developer... Did you try ChronoMyAdmin for managing your Joomla database tables ?

FYI, I am using verson 5.0 RC4.1.

Max: I tried your code and can't get it to work. First I tried in the Load Javascript as first action in On Submit. Then I tried same in On Load. Where you have "

form_id_here" I tried both the form name and the form's numeric id. For both, I kept the "#" as the prefix.

Addition of this code didn't change the behavior after the submit – the browser still is showing the top of the page and doesn't scroll down.

thanks, JC

Hi JC,

Did you take a look on the Faq I had suggest?

BN

Hi JC,

You can see the form ID by looking at the form HTML - it is inside the

jQuery(document).ready(function($){  
$('html, body').animate({  
        scrollTop: $("
# chronoform-form_name").offset().top  
    }, 1000);  
});