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Looking for the Supplemental QuestionsXML Schema template? Find the latest version on theUser Guidespage. |
Supplemental Questions: Layout And User Experience
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To ensure your page(s) display in Spanish correctly when the Cambiar A Espanol button is selected, even if the end-user’s browser language is set to Spanish, the college must configure the <translations> element within their XML code for every bit of onscreen text including questions, labelsand provide the translated text for each question, label, hover help, and response optionsoption.
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IMPORTANT: If your college chooses not to internationalize your supplemental questions, they will display in the default language (English) even if the user has implemented the Cambiar a Espanol button in the application OR if the user’s browser’s language setting is configured for Spanish or another language. |
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To internationalize your custom supplemental questions:
Add the optional <Translations> element.
Within the <Translations> element, add at least two <Locale> elements, one without any "lang" attribute and one with a lang attribute of "es".
Add <Message> element blocks for each code into both of the <Locale> elements.
Each <Message> element must have a <code> and <message> attribute with values.
The <code> attribute value must match the question's <Label> value.
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</Locale>
</Translations>
Response Element: The
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default Attribute
Depending on your specific circumstances, you can allow the applicant to ignore a given question, or you can require the applicant to provide a response. If you allow a question to be ignored, the system will store a system-default value for the question. The legal default values depend on the response element you specified. When you add a default attribute to a response element, the system auto-answers the question with the default value you specify. When the page appears, the question displays as already answered:
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