Simple survey form

I just want to ask people for postcode. There will be 4 options to select from hopefully with big buttons for easier selection. After they select an option it should automatically count as a selection without having to press submit or anything else. And then the question appears again for the next customer

Hi The_Last_Slice,

Thanks for reaching out to Jotform Support. I understand the issue, but I’ll need a bit of time to work out a solution. I’ll get back to you shortly.

In the meantime, let us know if you have any other questions.

Hi The_Last_Slice,

Thanks for your patience and understanding, we appreciate it. Disabling the submission button entirely is not available in Jotform. Although that feature isn’t available yet, as a workaround, we can add Global Countdown Widget to our form. Let’s do it:

• On the widget page, choose Global Countdown - Form Widget and click on Add to Form.

• On the new page, choose between Select a Form to add the widget to your already existing form or Create a Form to create a form from scratch.

• In this example, I will continue with Create a Form to build a form from scratch.
• Once the form is created ( or an already existing form is chosen), you will be automatically redirected to Widget Settings.
• On the Widget Settings menu put in your desired Countdown Time and under the Action tab choose the Submit Form. (I will put 15 seconds as an example.)

This will automatically Submit the form after 15 seconds. However, to let our users continuously keep filling the form, we need to add a redirection link to our form, after its submitted. Follow these steps to set it up:

• Choose the Publish button on the orange navigation bar at the top of your screen and click on Copy Link to copy the form’s link to the clipboard.

• When you copy the link, click on the Settings button on the orange navigation bar at the top of your screen and choose Thank You Page from the left side menu.
• Under the Thank You Page, choose Redirect to an external link after the submission box and paste your form’s link.

This will redirect our users to the form again after it is submitted when the countdown hits zero.

You can also edit the visual aspects of your questions via CSS codes. Let me show you how to create a multiple-choice question with bigger buttons.

• In Form Builder, click on Add Elements +  button and drag and drop the Multiple Choice Question
• Click on the Multiple Choice question and choose the Gear icon to open up settings.
• Edit the Question and Options as you wish as shown below the screencast.

• Close the Multiple Choice Properties by clicking on the X when you are done with the needed edits.
• Click on the blue Paint Roll icon to open up Form Designer.
• Choose the Styles tab and scroll down to the bottom where you can see Inject Custom CSS.
• Paste the code below to the area to change the size of the buttons:

.form-radio-item label {

    height : 100px;

    width : 350px;

}

.form-line {

    font-size : 35px;

}

.form-label.form-label-top {

    font-size : 35px;

}

.form-label.form-label-auto {

    display : block;

    float : none;

    text-align : left;

    width : 100%;

    height : 100px;

}

After the injection of the CSS code, your form should look like this:

Check the screencast below to see the final product:

Let us know if you need any more help.

Thanks
This isn’t exactly what I wanted but thank you for your effort. Im trying to run a survey in my pizza shop on the postcodes people live it, they are usually in a rush so just want them to press one button and leave quickly
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