Branching logic for questions

Branching logic allows you to show different questions to your audience based on their previous responses.

1. Go to Scoring & branching logic icon on the left and click on QUESTIONS.
   
2. Go to the relevant content block and then select a Branching type.
   
   There are five options to choose from:
   • Linear
   • Data layer / Form fields
   • Answer
   • Block score
   • Total score

Linear logic

There is no branching logic and the blocks will follow on consecutively. This is the default setting.

Data layer / Form fields

The next block depends on a condition set applying or not. This can be based on Data layer items you set up for the Riddle or form fields.

For example:

1. If form field entry [equals/doesn't equal/contains/does not contain/starts with/doesn't start with/ends with/doesn't end with/is empty/is not empty] your entered [value] applies, show block B. If form field entry [equals/doesn't equal/contains/does not contain/starts with/doesn't start with/ends with/doesn't end with/is empty/is not empty] your entered [value] doesn't apply, show block C.
2. If form checkbox [is checked/is not cheked/skipped] is true, show question B. If form checkbox [is checked/is not cheked/skipped] is false, show question C.
3. If Data layer variable [equals/doesn't equal/contains/does not contain/starts with/doesn't start with/ends with/doesn't end with/is empty/is not empty] your entered [value] applies, show block B. If Data layer variable [equals/doesn't equal/contains/does not contain/starts with/doesn't start with/ends with/doesn't end with/is empty/is not empty] your entered [value] doesn't apply, show block C.

Answer

The next block depends on what the user answered in the previous block.

For example:

If user answers A, show question B.

Multiple-choice blocks do not support branching logic by answers.

Block score

The next block depends on the user's score in the previous block.

For example:

If user gets > X points in block A, show question B. If < X points, show question C.

Question-level e.g. User gets X points if the question is correct.

Answer-level e.g. User gets different points for each answer.

You can use a slider and create branches around different scores, each showing a different block.

Total score

The next block depends on the user's score in all preceding blocks.

For example:

If user has > X cumulative points, show question A. If user has < X cumulative points, show question B.