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  • 1.  Link logic tips

    Posted 22 days ago
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    Hi- I have a registration site set up and I can't create a link logic to one of my choice questions; the option is grayed out.

    Any answers as to why? 

    TIA,

    -Desperate beginner Cvent user


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    Amanda Atkinson
    LifeNet HealthUnited States
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  • 2.  RE: Link logic tips

    Posted 21 days ago

    Hi Amanda,

    I don't think I've ever used the link logic to be honest. What is it you're trying to accomplish with it exactly? Maybe there's a way to use other functionality in Cvent to arrive at the same result.



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    Mike Nicol
    Event Data Manager
    McKinsey & Company, Inc.United States
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  • 3.  RE: Link logic tips

    Posted 21 days ago

    Hi, thank you for responding.

    I'm trying to minimize the number of questions posted on my registration. If an attendee answers "yes", it brings them to another Q to answer; same if they answer "no".



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    Amanda Atkinson
    LifeNet HealthUnited States
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  • 4.  RE: Link logic tips

    Posted 20 days ago

    I don't think that Link Logic is necessarily what you want to use for that scenario Amanda... I would suggest either using the sub-questions or using the option for "show for specific registrants" in the question visibility settings of the question.  Either way would work - they just show slightly differently to the registrant.    With these two options, the 2nd question is only  going to appear after the initial question has been answered. For instance - if your first question is "are you playing golf on Thursday" and they select Yes then your sub question(s) would appear where you ask if they need club rentals.  There could then be another sub question to that one that asks if they need left or right handed etc.  Your sub questions don't necessarily have to be choice questions.

    With link logic, both questions are going to show the entire time for everyone and both have to be choice questions.  For instance let's say your company has offices in many states.  You would have 2 questions - one that lists all the states that you have offices in and another that lists all of the cities that you have offices in.  The first question could be "what state is your office in" and then with link logic if they select New York, the system will then filter down the cities and only show them the cities that are in New York for them to select from.

    Hope this helps!



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    Peggy Beach
    Event Technology and Operations Manager
    Equitable Financial Life Insurance Company
    United States
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