Implemented mandatory option for multiple choice entries.#16
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myxt wants to merge 2 commits intoezsystems:masterfrom
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Implemented mandatory option for multiple choice entries.#16myxt wants to merge 2 commits intoezsystems:masterfrom
myxt wants to merge 2 commits intoezsystems:masterfrom
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Thanks Sander for the contribution!! |
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+0.5, review ping @patrickallaert, @bjornreiten ;) |
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+1, but take into accounts the remarks of @andrerom and mines. |
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Note that an enhancement request should exist in Jira which should be referenced by this PR/commits. |
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For some reason the option to make multiple choice entries mandatory has been removed from ezsurvey, and questions of this type are always mandatory. I don't know the exact motivation for this choice in the past, but fact is that for many people this is unwanted behavior.