Pages

The basic unit in PIquest is the page. A page is usually one screen in your questionnaire. If your questionnaire presents all its questions in one screen, it will probably have only one page. The properties within a page manage how the question(s) is(are) displayed and how the participants interact with it (e.g., select an answer and then click a submit button).

For example, a page can look something like this:

var page = {
	header: 'Personal information:',
	headerStyle: {'background-color':'red',color:'blue'},
	decline: true,
	declineText: 'I prefer to keep this information to myself',
	questions: [
		{type:'text', stem:'What is your name?'},
		{type:'text', stem:'Where do you live?'}
	]
}

Page Timer

The page timer allows you to constrain the time that users have to answer their questions. In order to control it, you may use the following properties.

Timer Message

You may want to display a message to the users when they run out of time at the end of a timer. Messages can be simple strings, or if you want finer control over the content of the message you can use the object API, that may be used as follows:

All these strings may use templates, and have access to the following objects: global, current, pagesData, pagesMeta.