This feature makes it possible for respondents to choose features (points, line or areas) from the map as a response. It's otherwise the same as a Pop-up map but does not include a pop-up with questions or additional information.
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You can use shapefiles, geoJSON files and WFS layers or create the map from scratch using Create a map.
Each point/line/area on the map should have a unique ID that's listed in its attributes. The ID makes it possible to know which feature the respondent clicked on the map. The IDs should contain only numbers, never decimals or letters. If you use Create a map, the IDs are automatically added. (If you are using ArcGIS to generate the shapefile, do not use the automatic FID column for this purpose as it is not exported outside ArcGIS).
If you're not sure how to do this, contact support@maptionnaire.com.
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Go to Materials and upload the map layer. Set its visualization (color, size, labels...).
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Under ID key, select the column (in the attribute table) that contains the unique IDs for each feature.
- Go to the questionnaire and add the map as a Map overlay in the page's settings following these instructions.
- Add Select map from the element library.
- Choose the map as the Map layer.
- Write the question and determine other element settings as needed.
How do I find out how many times a feature was clicked?
- Go to Analyze > Map responses.
- The map will automatically show the data as a choropleth map. In this type of map, cells are given different colors to indicate how many times they were selected. You can edit the choropleth display under the Visualize tab:
- Choose between different schemes for the colors.
- Toggle on Show labels if you want to see how many times a cell was selected.
- Toggle on Show count = 0 if you want to show also the cells that nobody selected.
- Fill opacity allows you to adjust the fill of the cells.
- Number of times a feature was selected shows what the different colors on the map indicate.
- You can always download the map as an image or map file.