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Temp: Cannot change the response domain attached to a question item #795

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HayleyMills opened this issue Mar 23, 2023 · 4 comments
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@HayleyMills
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HayleyMills commented Mar 23, 2023

In this example there are a couple of code lists and a few response domains to select when first created
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But once the code list has been selected and saved, if you need to change the response domain - there are no longer any options to select from (only the current save response domain)
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This is not the case for live.

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@HayleyMills this is because of the autocomplete, it's looking for all response domains that start with 'cs_test' which only returns one option, if you clear the value then you get all the responses as options. The only way to stop this happening would be to turn the autocomplete off.

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HayleyMills commented Apr 14, 2023

Interesting, as I thought this was not happening in the previous version, e.g.
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However, this is temperamental as sometimes the behaviour is the same as the latest version as above.

The previous version does have an x to delete the contents, so at least that indicates that you need to delete it first?

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@HayleyMills Sorry I've looked into this and it's too time consuming to put the 'X' back in. For now we'll need to remove them manually.

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OK thanks.

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